Un peu d'espoir: La Trilogie Patrick Melrose (Pocket Book)

The character's journey feels both personal and universal. I'm curious how the author chose to depict hope as something complex rather than simply optimistic.

The story's flow seemed to slow down at times, which made me reflect more deeply. Was that intentional to mirror the protagonist's internal state?

The historical context adds layers to the characters' struggles, but I'm wondering if there was a specific event or period that influenced this choice.