La violencia está en nosotros

The wilderness plays such a crucial role in shaping the story’s tension. I wonder if James Dickey drew from personal experience or imagination for this environment.

The characters’ decisions felt morally complex, making me question what I would do in their place. It’s hard to tell if the story is endorsing or critiquing their actions.

The raw and brutal scenes are hard to read but also seem intentional. I’m curious whether this was meant to shock, provoke thought, or highlight human fragility.