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Who is the aRyan Gooseling of literary characters?

>> No.22826180

Protagonist of my diary fr fr

>> No.22826474

>>22826149
just pick any neurotic and depressed character you can think of, that' what he's for

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>>22826149
The Book of Disquiet is literally me
Gregor in The Metamorphosis is literally me
The Underground Man from Notes From Underground is literally me
Oba from No Longer Human is literally me

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>>22826149
Brown

>> No.22826608

>>22826149
Raskolnikov

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>> No.22826693

>>22826149
Ryan Gosling typically plays a cross between an everyman hero and a byronic hero
He essentially never plays villains
I think this is exactly why he is so popular and relatable to many people
It's a somewhat rare combo and it's actually hard to think of a literary character that is exactly like this
Gatsby or Mr. Darcy are sort of close but still not quite right to me
People saying these typical doomer protags are completely off the mark though

>> No.22826719

>>22826149
Hamlet.

>> No.22827047

>>22826149
Baron