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The vivid depiction of Africa feels like a character itself, shaping Henderson's adventures and reflections. I'm curious about the author's inspiration for this choice and how it deepens the story.

His thoughts often delve into existential questions that made me reflect but also slowed down the narrative at times. Would love to hear others' experiences with his introspections.

The interactions are rich and complex, prompting questions about representation and understanding. Did these moments feel authentic or overly romanticized to anyone else?