The era of "Michael" and his life

While reading this novel and after finishing it, the reader enjoys a great deal of pleasure viewing it as a pure literary work, but it is also full of ideas and philosophical issues that the reader should think about to discover its uniqueness and strength. The follower of (Kwitzy)'s works can easily realize that persecution and injustice are the recurring themes in all his novels and they represent the main idea of this novel. Although the events of the novel take place in South Africa, the work does not explicitly include that, but the novel tells about racial persecution and the treatment that "Michael" receives as if he were a stranger, submissive, and humble. It is the novel of "Kwitzy" — the Nobel laureate — the most unique, and I think it is his most wonderful literary work.