De tunnel

Sabato's deep dive into psychological darkness feels so intense and personal. I wonder what sparked this intense character study and how he approached portraying such inner turmoil.

The story's conclusion is so haunting and open to interpretation. It made me think about how much control we really have over our actions—was that intentional?

The tunnel itself seems almost like a character. I’m curious whether Sabato envisioned it as a symbol from the start or if it evolved as part of the story's psychological landscape.