can a novel reader spoil me and tell me if he still wants to kill his father at the end? idk man, ive been thinking since the beginning that he has some fairly... well, partially redeeming qualities. his descent to madness started when his first wife and penelope "died" to the barbarians, but it does seem like after/if he finds out his daughter was fine and actually loved happily with the barbarians, he might have a change of heart. also him genuinely treasuring vikir is a...green flag? idk, it feels like theyre setting him up to not be a total ass and vikir possibly having a change of heart as well, nature vs nurture, separating the past from the present, that kinda thing.
can a novel reader spoil me and tell me if he still wants to kill his father at the end? idk man, ive been thinking since the beginning that he has some fairly... well, partially redeeming qualities. his descent to madness started when his first wife and penelope "died" to the barbarians, but it does seem like after/if he finds out his daughter was fine and actually loved happily with the barbarians, he might have a change of heart. also him genuinely treasuring vikir is a...green flag? idk, it feels like theyre setting him up to not be a total ass and vikir possibly having a change of heart as well, nature vs nurture, separating the past from the present, that kinda thing.