Melmoth, l'homme errant

The character's curse feels like a reflection of moral guilt that transcends time. I wonder what personal or philosophical ideas influenced this choice.

While the introspective sections added depth, they also made me pause. Was this deliberate to mirror Melmoth's endless wandering or just a literary style?

The encounters seem layered with symbolism, making me curious about whether these conversations are meant to reveal more about Melmoth or about human nature.