EK’s Reviews > The Melancholy of Resistance > Status Update

It just got GOOD

Valuska & Eszter are the same - they both believe they have a greater understanding of reality and that everyone else lives in a happy delusional state. Their views are opposite, but they are inverses of each other.

I’m not entirely confident on this thought because the tone and timbre have changed dramatically from the first section, but I think Valuska is potentially a representation of the hopeful optimist without a cause that is unable to see what is right in front of him.

Is it willful blindness or an inability to make out shape and form? Unclear at the moment. Could change my mind on this!