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The essayist doesn't but Vimes world character arc requires that he see the issue in black and white, top and bottom. I'm sure that was an allusion by Prachett
by Alan_Dillman 8y ago
The essayist doesn't but Vimes world character arc requires that he see the issue in black and white, top and bottom.
I'm sure that was an allusion by Prachett: you're not supposed to think like Vimes. His books always have layers of meaning.
- hyperman1 8y agoLeave of the white. I'd say he sees issues in black. He's a stark cynical copper who has seen anything. A lot of his internal monologue talks about how he wants to unleash 'the beast' but can't because his inner watchmen won't let him.