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The screenplay format adds a unique layer to the narrative. I wonder if Nabokov aimed to make the story feel more immediate or to challenge traditional storytelling methods.

His charm and intelligence make him a fascinating character, but his morality is deeply troubling. How did others navigate their feelings about him?

Nabokov's poetic language elevates the prose but also adds layers of beauty and discomfort. Did this make the story more impactful or harder to digest?