They are like actors playing a role, sometimes enjoying their role on stage, but usually relieved to leave it
In "Bitten" by Kelley Armstrong, the characters embody their roles much like actors in a play. They immerse themselves in their performances, finding moments of joy within their portrayed lives. However, this enjoyment is often fleeting, as they frequently seek relief from their roles once the curtains fall.
The narrative explores the complexities of identity and the struggles of balancing one's true self with the expectations imposed by society. The characters' desire to shed their roles highlights the tension between personal authenticity and societal pressures, making their journey deeply relatable and poignant.
