In John le Carre's novel Smiley's People, the main character must remember to "Tell Max it concerns [this figure]." This figure titles a Miles Gibson novel about William Burton, a lonely boy who ends up becoming a good-natured serial killer. This figure tells Hjalmar seven stories in seven nights in Hans Christian Anderson's fairy tale Ole-Lukoje. In a short story, Nathaniel associates this figure with the lawyer Coppelius before falling in love with  Spalanzani's automaton Olympia. Freud analyzes a short story about this figure in his essay "The Uncanny." For 10 point
In John le Carre's novel Smiley's People, the main character must remember to "Tell Max it concerns [this figure]." This figure titles a Miles Gibson novel about William Burton, a lonely boy who ends up becoming a good-natured serial killer. This figure tells Hjalmar seven stories in seven nights in Hans Christian Anderson's fairy tale Ole-Lukoje. In a short story, Nathaniel associates this figure with the lawyer Coppelius before falling in love with  Spalanzani's automaton Olympia. Freud analyzes a short story about this figure in his essay "The Uncanny." For 10 points, identify this character who titles a short story by E.T.A. Hoffman as well as a series by Neil Gaiman about Dream of The Endless.
In John le Carre's novel Smiley's People, the main character must remember to "Tell Max it concerns [this figure].
the {Sandman}