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His portrayal of Alexander emphasizes his strategic genius and charisma. I wonder what drew Freeman to highlight these aspects over others?

The narrative provided insight into his ambitions and flaws, making him feel more real. How did others perceive his personality after reading?

Given the vast scope of Alexander's life, the choices behind what to detail must have been deliberate. I'm curious about his process for selecting the most impactful moments.