The Devil And Miss Prym - Iblis Dan Miss Prym

Coelho's story challenges characters and readers alike to consider the nature of morality. I'm curious whether this idea evolved from a personal belief or a broader philosophical question.

The village's atmosphere felt almost like a character itself, grounding the moral questions in a tangible place. I'd love to hear if others felt this enhanced or distracted from the story.

The subtle fantasy elements seemed to amplify the moral questions without overpowering the narrative. Did they make the themes feel more universal or more symbolic?