The novel explores themes of identity and social class through the story of two boys switched at birth—one destined for slavery and the other for a life of privilege. As they grow up in each other's roles, the narrative delves into the complexities of race and societal expectations, ultimately questioning the nature of identity and the arbitrary divisions imposed by society.
The novel explores themes of identity and social class through the story of two boys switched at birth—one destined for slavery and the other for a life of privilege. As they grow up in each other's roles, the narrative delves into the complexities of race and societal expectations, ultimately questioning the nature of identity and the arbitrary divisions imposed by society.
