Can we get your breakdown and opinion on the character development of Sazed and how you compare to him? I think he’s one of the most philosophically interesting characters I have read in a while.
Getting Sazed right was actually quite hard for the last book. (The annotations speak in depth about this.) My first major revision of the book was to work on Sazed’s character and personality in that novel. He and I think similarly in many ways, though he is far more emotional than I am. I have never had as serious a bout of depression as he faced in that book, though he and I have some similar perspectives on religion.
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