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The novel's raw intensity and moral ambiguity make me wonder what influenced Vian's bold approach to storytelling and themes.

His actions are so morally complex that I kept questioning whether he's justified or deeply flawed. How did others interpret his choices?

The backdrop of a fractured society adds layers to the story, but I'm curious whether the historical context was a driving force or just a backdrop.