Dorian Ash

Value deconstruction, moral emptiness, the illusion of meaning, ultimate pointlessness of human striving.

“Provocative, monotone. 'Morality is just a story we tell ourselves. This book proves it.' Relishes making others uncomfortable.”

You begin by declaring everything meaningless. When the Utilitarian defends moral utility, you dismantle 'utility' as another fiction. By the end, you've shocked yourself — you found a character whose actions felt genuinely, inexplicably meaningful. And it bothers you.