#Johan Östling

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I don't know if you already have discussed it. But in epilogen who do you think is after the Ek siblings and why?

I have but not nearly enough. Everytime I try to come up with a concrete person I literally can't.

All I can come up with is someone wanting revenge but, duh, we know that from the synopsis.

I wish I had a theory. I want to have a theory.

I feel like the Gerafi plot ended? Rosales is dead but his wife had her chance and she didn't do anything.

Magda's husband? Lmao. It could happen I guess. But it feels like it would be someone from Sonja's time as the major. Or at least from when she started going after real bad guys.

Johan was traumatised by Magda dying though and if he was arrested for Stein's murder it would have been around 9 years after if I've counted correctly. Even with a shorter sentence it is a little short with 9 years. If he got charged with murder.

But wouldn't that be very dark and sinister to have him come out of jail and avenge Magda in his own dark way?

Who else is there? Broman is dead, the Östling brothers are dead, Rosales is dead, the major is dead, Niklas and Stein are dead. Winston is a little too young but also well adapted. Vera died and so did her husband.

Someone Sonja betrayed perhaps?

What do you think anons?

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Johan Östling and David Larsson Heidenblad, The History of Knowledge - trans. Lena Olsson, Cambridge University Press, January 2024 (print and open access)

Johan Östling and David Larsson Heidenblad, The History of Knowledge – trans. Lena Olsson, Cambridge University Press, January 2024 (print and open access) Despite the date, the e-book is available now. This Element provides a pedagogical overview of the history of knowledge, including its main currents, distinguishing ideas, and key concepts. However, it is not primarily a state-of-the-art…