He was so excessively polite that Wallendar suspected he had endured many humiliations in his life.
by Henning Mankell (0 Reviews)
In "The Dogs of Riga" by Henning Mankell, the character's excessive politeness raises suspicion in Wallendar. This behavior suggests that the individual may have faced numerous humiliations throughout his life, leading him to adopt an overly courteous demeanor as a defense mechanism. Wallendar's observation hints at a deeper story and the struggles underlying the character's facade. Such traits often indicate a complex personality shaped by past experiences. The contrast between polite...
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