In "Lord John and the Hand of Devils," written by Diana Gabaldon, the character experiences a significant moment that stirs deep emotions. He reflects on his past and the physical and emotional scars he bears, symbolized by the "holes in his back." These markings serve as a reminder of the struggles he has faced and the pain he has endured throughout his life. This moment of introspection not only highlights his vulnerability but also emphasizes the themes of courage and resilience woven throughout the narrative. As he confronts his past, the character's journey becomes a powerful exploration of how one's history shapes identity and influences future choices.

In "Lord John and the Hand of Devils," written by Diana Gabaldon, the character experiences a significant moment that stirs deep emotions. He reflects on his past and the physical and emotional scars he bears, symbolized by the "holes in his back." These markings serve as a reminder of the struggles he has faced and the pain he has endured throughout his life.

This moment of introspection not only highlights his vulnerability but also emphasizes the themes of courage and resilience woven throughout the narrative. As he confronts his past, the character's journey becomes a powerful exploration of how one's history shapes identity and influences future choices.