There's always one line that lodges itself somewhere and won't shift, isn't there. The kind you find yourself thinking about on the bus or while the kettle's boiling.
For me it was the moments where Philip's scepticism and his genuine curiosity seemed to be pulling in opposite directions — the book felt most alive there.
So I'm curious: is there a single line or passage you keep coming back to? Could be something that made you laugh, something that unsettled you, or just a sentence that landed differently on a second read. No need for an essay — just the bit that stuck, and maybe why.