The War of the End of the World

Main Ideas

• The clash between fanatical faith and rational thought, where religious ecstasy becomes a weapon against progress and change
• The tragedy of human blindness in the face of ideology, when the dream of a just world turns into a bloody catastrophe
• The diversity of human destinies, woven into the fabric of history, where each character reflects the era and its contradictions
• An exploration of the nature of power and violence, their inseparability from historical upheavals and personal passions
• A plunge into the mythology of a people for whom the end of the world becomes not only a prophecy but also a justification for struggle and sacrifice
• The problem of the collision between civilization and barbarism, where the boundaries between them are blurred and unstable, and truth slips through one's fingers