Ghost Stories · Character
Louis Fielder
A melancholy figure remembered as 'poor Louis,' whose fate lingers in the minds of those who knew him and shadows the tales they tell.
supporting
Also known as poor Louis, Fielder
First appearance: the room in the tower
As a supporting figure in Ghost Stories, Louis Fielder is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Louis Fielder, the friend who has been studying spiritualism and 'expecting' a visitor, believes the Thing is an Elemental and is determined to communicate with it.
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Louis Fielder haunts the margins of Benson's ghostly company as a man whose end has already become a cautionary memory among friends. The pity in the phrase 'poor Louis' suggests a life marked by misfortune or…
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- Ensemble of eerie encounters
- Protagonist
- Romantic supernatural participants
- Haunting and horror victims
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See Louis Fielder in the room in the tower