Der Schakal

The story feels so meticulously researched, almost like a documentary. I'm curious how Forsyth's journalism experience shaped the way he built this suspenseful narrative.

The early chapters are quite detailed about the planning process, but I wonder if that slow build was intentional to make the climax more impactful.

It's a fascinating moral dilemma—while he's the villain, his precision and dedication are almost admirable. What was your reaction to this character's portrayal?