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I think that was one of the great things about Zen. It was an unreliable narrator who had megalomania. At one point, he acknowledges that most of what he is sta
by aero142 8y ago
I think that was one of the great things about Zen. It was an unreliable narrator who had megalomania. At one point, he acknowledges that most of what he is stating is pulled from older greek philosophy that he didn't bother to learn properly but then continues to claim to invent new philosophy through the story.
- SilasX 8y agoI get the feeling that most fans of Zen didn't interpret the narrator as unreliable :-/