Lit. Character & "Eye of the Hurricane" [Answered]

It would have to be a call of Cthulhu based cross-over character with an absurd amount of detail on how they managed to get through mind and at times body shattering portals of time and space to get to where they are now. It's feasible, but it will be extremely advanced to pull off.

Keeping in mind this would have to be doctorate level information to explain why this person didn't die from oxygen deprivation and didn't get devoured by every known god, sentient and being that would suck out their soul and/or eat the flesh off their person while they were doing it.

-shrug- I was only thinking of time travel because it's mentioned as a primary element of the scenario. There wasn't going to be any bending of rules, just a situation in which a character is stuck in a time loop at the whim of one of the Elder Gods, and through that force is unhinged from normal time (which is a CoC-flavored interpretation of the plot of R&G Are Dead). He escapes the time loop due to some sort of outside force (whatever causes the time travel in the scenario), and finds himself in 1930s Florida.

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I'm also a little confused, here. Literary crossovers from "all major works of literature" are spoken of as a primary option on the HbN site. What is R&G Are Dead if not a major work of literature? Does it have to be all that complicated? If so, then I misunderstood, and I won't suggest any other literary crossover characters.

EDIT: I should say, none of this particular sort, the ones that don't have definite timelines.