Clete

The book weaves real events into the story, which adds depth but also makes me wonder how much was shaped by actual history versus the author's imagination.

His actions often walk a fine line between justice and revenge, making it hard to tell if he's a hero or anti-hero. Would love to hear others' perspectives.

His struggles felt very real, but I wonder if the author intended him to be a symbol of moral ambiguity or something else entirely.