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The narrative jumps between different viewpoints and styles, which adds complexity but also challenges the reader. I wonder what inspired this approach and how it was planned during writing.

Querelle's actions are often unsettling, yet there's a charm or understanding that emerges. Did others find themselves sympathizing with him despite his flaws?

The book feels both raw and poetic, blurring boundaries and raising questions about desire and control. I'm curious how others interpret the underlying messages.