L'incantatore

Nabokov's narration offers a deeply personal and unsettling view of guilt and innocence. I wonder if this was a deliberate decision to heighten the emotional impact.

The story makes you question whether it's possible to understand or forgive someone who commits such a crime. How did others' reactions to the narrator's voice influence their perception of him?

His poetic language and subtle narration create a layered reading experience. I'm curious what choices he made to evoke such a complex emotional response.