If you fully commit to this land, you become fully American. But if you don't, you're just a wandering ghost living between two worlds forever.
The Captain, a North Vietnamese spy with mixed heritage, grapples with societal visibility while feeling socially invisible, cursed to see issues from both sides.
The protagonist in The Sympathizer navigates dual roles and refuses to take firm moral stances, using his identity as a shield, moving through society like a specter.
Introducing the Captain in captivity, the adaptation echoes themes of duality and identity quandaries, evoking a compelling metaphorical ghost story.
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