La Bête qui meurt

The character's emotional depth felt very raw and authentic. I'm curious whether Roth drew from personal experiences or crafted it purely from imagination.

The story felt open-ended in a way that made me reflect on life's unpredictability. Was this ambiguity intentional to mirror real life?

The narrative style made me feel immersed in his psyche, but I wonder if Roth considered a more external viewpoint or if this was always the plan.