Who would have thought that in the last chapter of his book he would tell how he is without complaint or regret. We should absolutely respect the individual's choices and feelings. But doesn't this statement prompt the reader to wonder exactly what kind of message the book is trying to convey, and why he bothered to relate the troubles he endured?
我們完全尊重個人的抉擇與感受，但是給他這麼一表白，豈不令人詫異整本書想傳達甚麼訊息，而前面各章又何必如訴如泣？