سن الرشد (دروب الحرية) #١

The protagonist's struggles feel so raw and relatable, but I wonder how much of that is Sartre's own philosophy bleeding into the character's mind. Did anyone else feel the tension between personal freedom and moral duty?

The characters often face impossible choices that blur right and wrong. I’m curious whether Sartre was influenced by real events or philosophical debates happening at the time.

Some parts felt slow as the characters deliberated, but maybe that was meant to mirror existential indecision. What do others think about the story’s rhythm?