A man was standing at the end of the hallway, just outside an open door, from where a great light shone, illuminating him almost as a god.
A man was positioned at the far end of a corridor, right outside an open door that emitted a powerful, bright light. This illumination made him appear almost divine, highlighting his presence in a striking manner.
According to the book, The House of Special Purpose by John Boyne, the scene portrays the man in a way that elevates his significance, almost as if he embodies a divine or majestic figure. The stark contrast of light emphasizes his importance in that moment.
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