The Last Wolf / Herman

Krasznahorkai's style is so distinctive and immersive — I wonder if that was a conscious choice to mirror the fragmented nature of memory and identity.

The slow pacing forces reflection but also tests patience. I'm curious if that was intentional to evoke a meditative state or if it reflects the narrative's themes.

They seem to symbolize freedom, confinement, or perhaps the wild versus the civilized. What do these symbols evoke for others?