John and Cassandra

The narrative explores the author's encounter with Apollo, the god who cursed Cassandra, as he contemplates writing her story. This meeting prompts a profound reflection on Cassandra's plight, symbolizing the broader suffering in the world. Driven by a desire for answers, he confronts Apollo, seeking to understand the rationale behind divine cruelty and to advocate for an end to human suffering. The book delves into themes of mythology, injustice, and the struggle against fate.