La sombra del oso (La noche del oso, 1a parte)

His portrayal feels deeply rooted in themes of spirituality and power. I'm curious what influenced his choice of such a majestic, almost divine animal.

Their unwavering belief made me wonder if Adams was commenting on religious fanaticism or just exploring human nature's tendency to revere the divine blindly.

The detailed portrayal of the natural world seemed to mirror the characters' inner struggles. Did the vivid environment enhance the book's meditative tone for others?