密使

The Confidential Agent delves into complex questions of loyalty and morality. I'm curious what motivated Greene to tackle these themes in a spy thriller.

Some parts felt quite introspective and slow, but it seemed to add to the tension. Did others find the pacing effective or a bit drawn out?

The political climate of the time seems to play a big role in shaping the characters and plot. I wonder how different the story might have been in a different era.