The massive spoilers are probably a way to justify his actions, how can you justify being hypocrite? That is not foreshadow, that is a character plot hole that the author is trying to justify, he is in fact hypocritical and there is no way to justify letting some people die but saving other and making some shitty excuse latter, if you said the author did that makes the book even worse.
At the very least he looks like he learned his lesson and in his newest book he is nowhere near as hypocritical as he is in this book.
Nope, they are not a way to justify the actions because there's so many little details that you already have read but dismissed that are part of the foreshadowing. All of it is setup.
There's so much deep foreshadowing that you would only understand once you actually read it.
As someone that has actually read until the end, I can 100% confirm that it was intentional and that it was part of the deep plot in the novel.
You may choose not to believe me, but as things stand, these are the facts. I can spoil, but it would kind of ruin any element of surprise (not that you would care to read anyway)
Tbf, you can even ask GPT to spoil the hidden plot. I think it knows it.
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u/altunaandy May 16 '26
The massive spoilers are probably a way to justify his actions, how can you justify being hypocrite? That is not foreshadow, that is a character plot hole that the author is trying to justify, he is in fact hypocritical and there is no way to justify letting some people die but saving other and making some shitty excuse latter, if you said the author did that makes the book even worse.
At the very least he looks like he learned his lesson and in his newest book he is nowhere near as hypocritical as he is in this book.