Who are some of the least spooked characters in literature?

>>8808983
Ignatius J Reilly.

>>8808983
The Underground Man.

Also Max Stirner.

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>>8808983

>>8808983
Buddha

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>>8808983
>>8808992
Shit no fuck that

I have the one, perfect, inarguable, unambiguous answer for you OP:

Don Quixote.
>>8808993
Only once Patroklos dies.

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>>8808983
Ted Bundy and Diogenes

Meursault.

>>8808997
He was pretty unspooked before that too though.

>>8808989
Absolutely wrong

>>8809000
Captain Ahab. Dude was redpilled af.

>>8808997
I was going to argue with you because Don Quixote is undoubtably the most spooked character in fiction. But then that somehow resulted in some event horizon point where his pure spookiness unspooked him

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>>8809440
>he thinks being 'redpilled' isn't a spook

Read Eumeswil by Ernst Jünger. The character literally develops a lifestyle according to Stirners's philosophy. There are even fictional prose sections describing Stirner.

Don't expect anything conventional. This is Ernst Jünger writing at age 80, and it shows.

The man without qualities, obviously.

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>>8808983
Pippi Longstockings

Hari Seldon
Arkady Darell
The Mule

William Lee

>>8809497
this is true