The Arcane and the Goldfinch, is above all a story of love and justice, tells the adventures of Mezen the Battering Ram, this has a very fearsome profession, so wherever he goes he sows terror and panic, he is not someone who can be played with. In the end he is only a human being who follows the orders of the emperor, he goes from one front to another, finishing the battles in the best way in his range of capabilities, I do not know if you can imagine it, but his profession is basically to be the official torturer of the emperor.

Although his abilities are essential in the growing war that looms in this fantastic world, the protagonist is also embarked to pursue his own goals that makes him carry a great weight within himself, it is noted after each chapter as it evolves struggle between his moral integrity and fidelity to his ideals and in fulfilling its mission.

All this is altered after meeting an orphan named Nara, which makes him see and feel that he is not only the monster as he and the rest of the world think he is.

To conclude this story, shows the value of the greater good, the value of a life, and that nothing is what it seems, we do not know the weight that other people carry and we tend to judge them without knowing more than what our eyes see and that no matter what kind of person you are there will always be someone who will inspire you to be the best presentation of yourself.