La Ligne de fuite

The novel's gritty portrayal of violence and morality feels so intertwined. I'm curious if the themes emerged from personal experiences or a desire to explore human nature under pressure.

The characters' choices often feel complex and unheroic, which made me question my own perceptions of right and wrong. How did others interpret their moral journeys?

The backdrop of the Vietnam era adds layers of chaos and disillusionment. I'm wondering how much of the mood was shaped by real historical events versus storytelling choices.