Man nennt mich Hondo

Hondo's principles seem central to his character, but I'm curious how much of that was inspired by the real frontier values or personal beliefs of the author.

The setting feels vivid and alive, yet I wonder if L'Amour's portrayal leans more towards myth-making or historical accuracy. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The story balances action with moments of introspection, which added depth. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate shift or evolved naturally during writing.