The tag line used on the back cover was “How do we find the courage to always be true to ourselves – even if we are unsure of who we are?”
Yeah, yeah, that’s what the story is all about.
I just kept on reading just for the sake of finishing the book.
Maybe the philosophical message behind this story is just far too big, ambiguous and too abstract for simple-minded me.
The whole story revolves around a lady who calls herself Athena. From a very young age, she could see into the future and predict its outcome, influence others around her whenever she is true to herself i.e. channeling energy around her and this influence on others made her into some sort of a cult and she was now in danger with those who disagreed with this cult. Her death was staged by those closes to her so as to enable her to live the remaining of her life in anonymity and in peace.
I’m glad I can move on to reading something else.
Yeah, yeah, that’s what the story is all about.
I just kept on reading just for the sake of finishing the book.
Maybe the philosophical message behind this story is just far too big, ambiguous and too abstract for simple-minded me.
The whole story revolves around a lady who calls herself Athena. From a very young age, she could see into the future and predict its outcome, influence others around her whenever she is true to herself i.e. channeling energy around her and this influence on others made her into some sort of a cult and she was now in danger with those who disagreed with this cult. Her death was staged by those closes to her so as to enable her to live the remaining of her life in anonymity and in peace.
I’m glad I can move on to reading something else.
