What it had done, however, was to give him a feeling of power and control that had taken him back to how he used to feel every day.
by Val McDermid (0 Reviews)
In "Insidious Intent" by Val McDermid, the protagonist experiences a surge of empowerment and control that evokes memories of a past self. This sense of regaining strength is significant for his character, illustrating a deep emotional journey tied to his identity and agency. The quote highlights the psychological impact of these feelings, suggesting that such moments can rekindle lost confidence and a sense of purpose. It underscores how past experiences shape...
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