The Club Dumas

Main Ideas

• Exploration of the boundary between reality and fiction, where literary works influence real life.
• The theme of obsession and its consequences, both in the case of book collectors and the protagonist, who delves into a world of secrets and intrigue.
• Examination of the nature of evil and its manifestations through symbolism and mysticism associated with devilish texts and occult practices.
• Questions of identity and self-discovery as the protagonist faces mysteries that force him to reconsider his beliefs and moral principles.
• The role of literature and books as sources of power and knowledge, as well as tools of manipulation and control.