El hombre que fue Jueves

The novel's mix of wit, allegory, and suspense is unique. I'm curious about what influenced Chesterton to craft such a layered narrative.

The ambiguous conclusion made me wonder if the characters represent ideas or if there's a deeper truth behind their actions. What was your take?

The city feels both familiar and uncanny, adding to the sense of chaos. Do you think the location was key to the story's themes?