De val van de koning

The novel delves deep into the personal and political collapse of a king, blending history with poetic reflection. I wonder what inspired Jensen to focus on this particular moment of decline.

The king's downfall is portrayed with such poetic weight that it made me think about the forces beyond individual control. Am I the only one who felt this sense of unavoidable fate?

The rich descriptions of Danish history and culture add layers to the narrative, but I’m curious whether this detailed context made the characters’ personal struggles feel more real or overwhelming.