The part with Leni is obviously a misogynistic portrayal of women, which, sadly, can be expected from the novel written by a man in the 1910s. I kinda dig the mysterious, almost surreal feeling of this chapter, like the way the lawyer gets introduced, and the older man who came out of nowhere. It kinda reminds me of Murakami books, including the misogyny part, too, even though the latter is still alive.
— Feb 09, 2026 06:32AM
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