In Kelley Armstrong's book "Visions," the character of Gabriel embodies a duality that keeps readers guessing about his true nature. Depending on the circumstances, he can be perceived as either a protector, akin to an archangel, or a more malevolent figure, described metaphorically as a "hound from hell." This contrast adds complexity to his character and creates intrigue in the narrative.
This ambiguity reflects the themes of good and evil present...