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The way the characters grapple with their beliefs felt so raw and thought-provoking. I wonder if Greene intentionally left some ambiguity to reflect real inner struggles.

The war backdrop adds a layer of chaos and moral complexity that really amplifies the characters' inner turmoil. I'm curious whether Greene was influenced by personal experiences or broader societal fears.

The conclusion left me with mixed feelings—it's so bittersweet. I’d love to hear if others interpreted it as a final acceptance or a resignation.