Here are some of the questions I asked myself while reading:
• How did the relationship between Govinda and Siddhartha emerge? Are they more than friends? How will they overcome the obstacles within the story together? Will they continue together?
• Why does Siddhartha decide to go beyond his usual practices and search for the enlightenment in such a radical way? Is there a specific reason for this?
• How did the relationship between Govinda and Siddhartha emerge? Are they more than friends? How will they overcome the obstacles within the story together? Will they continue together?
• Why does Siddhartha decide to go beyond his usual practices and search for the enlightenment in such a radical way? Is there a specific reason for this?
- Why is Govinda so attached to Siddhartha? Is he in love with him beyond a platonic relationship?
- Why was Gautama Buddha not enough for Siddhartha's thirst for knowledge?
- Why wasn't he satisfied with the Samanas?
- Does Siddhartha have special powers, and if so, how did he use them with the Samanas?
- Are Siddhartha's feelings towards Govina reciprocal? If not, how will Govinda react to this?
- Where does Siddhartha's quest for knowledge come from? Why is he so persistent on being enlightened?
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