The Buried Giant

Summary

The story of «The Buried Giant» unfolds in Britain after the Romans have left, during a time when myths and legends intertwine with reality. The main characters, an elderly couple named Axl and Beatrice, embark on a journey to find their long-lost son. In their world, a strange amnesia prevails, causing people to forget their past. Along the way, they encounter various characters, including Sir Gawain, a knight of the Round Table, and a warrior named Wistan. The journey becomes not only a physical quest but also a spiritual one, forcing the protagonists to confront their own memories and truths they would rather forget. The book explores themes of memory, oblivion, and forgiveness, posing questions about what it means to remember and forget.