Pan: Dari Catatan-catatan Letnan Thomas Glahn

The wilderness in 'Pan' feels almost like a character itself. I'm curious how readers interpret its role in shaping or reflecting the inner life of the main character.

The conclusion left me pondering whether Pan's fate was a tragedy or a commentary on human resilience. What was your take on how the story wrapped up?

Hamsun's vivid descriptions create such a strong sense of place. I'm wondering if the landscape was chosen for its symbolic meaning or personal significance to the author.