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 analyz
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}