"Portrait in Two Mirrors", the second part of the "RHUMA Memoir Trilogy" after "Wings of the Ether", which depicts the disputes between European historical figures in the afterlife, continues the world view and character setting of the previous work.
One is a nouveau riche who started out as a businessman and a noble Parisian aristocrat; the other is a citizen of Geneva who once lived on the streets and still depended on others after becoming famous.
As both leaders of the Enlightenment, Voltaire and Rousseau were entangled in a black fate.
Prejudices, misunderstandings, and mistakes continue to heat up in the post-mortem encounter and cold war between the two... Could everything only end in regret?
The title of the novel pays tribute to Henri Guyer's book Rousseau and Voltaire: Portrait in Two Mirrors.
"I hate you because I want to hate you; but if you wanted me to love you, my heart that hates you would have been more worthy of loving you." - Rousseau's letter to Voltaire on June 17, 1760.
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