G.

Berger's writing style is unique and layered, making me wonder whether the structure was a deliberate artistic decision or evolved naturally during composition.

The character's inner turmoil resonated with me, but I’m curious if others found similar reflections on personal or cultural memory.

The historical backdrop adds depth but also raises questions about how much of it is factual versus symbolic. What do others think Berger is saying about history's role in shaping identity?