Leviatán

The novel blurs the lines between individual identity and collective history. I'm curious whether this structure was planned from the start or evolved organically during writing.

His introspective journey made me question how much of ourselves is shaped by external forces versus personal choices. Would love to hear if others connected with this aspect.

The somber, reflective mood seems deliberate, but I'm wondering how it affects the way we interpret the characters' search for meaning and connection.