Where Was the Angel Going?

Exploring themes of exile and identity, the protagonist Martin Vrána reflects on his existence as a punishment on Earth, haunted by memories of a lost Eden. As a Protestant in a predominantly agnostic Czech Republic, he embodies the outsider, grappling with a sense of alienation. Amidst a hostile world, Martin seeks to preserve his essence and the values he cherishes, navigating the complexities of belonging and survival in a society that often overlooks him.