"The Clockwork Orange. The trembling of intent is a work that leaves no reader indifferent.. Author Anthony Burgess, known for his deep and provocative lyrics, plunges us once again into a world where moral dilemmas and human nature collide in a violent confrontation. This book is a continuation of the famous novel “The Clockwork Orange”, which became cult due to its acute social theme and unique language style. In the center of the plot is Alex, the main character, who again finds himself at the crossroads. After the events of the first book, he tries to find his place in a world where violence and free will intertwine in unexpected ways. Burgess masterfully creates an atmosphere in which the reader begins to ask questions about the nature of good and evil, about what it means to be human in a world full of cruelty and indifference. The intrigue grows when Alex is faced with the consequences of his past actions and is forced to choose between redemption and the continuation of his destructive path. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, especially those who are fond of philosophy, sociology and psychology. Young people seeking to understand the complex aspects of human nature, as well as adults wanting to rethink their life choices, will find much food for thought in the "Treatment of Intent". Burgess addresses topics that concern people of all ages: freedom of choice, responsibility for their actions, and the consequences they bear. Burgess's style in The Clockwork Orange. The thrill of intention" remains as vivid and memorable as in his previous works. It uses a unique language saturated with neologisms and metaphors, which makes reading not only fascinating, but also intellectual. Each page is permeated with deep reflections on human nature, which makes the text multilayered and multi-valued. Readers familiar with his other works, such as "The Heart of a Dog" or "The Little Demon", will appreciate his skill in creating complex characters and intricate plots. The book raises important questions about power, control, and manipulation, exploring how society shapes personality and how personality can resist these influences. Burgess makes us think about what it means to be free, and how often we ourselves become victims of our desires and circumstances. "The Clockwork Orange. The thrill of intention" is not just a continuation of history, it is a deep study of human nature, which forces us to rethink our own views on life. If you are looking for a book that not only entertains, but also makes you think about important aspects of life, The thrill of intention" will be a real find for you. This work will be interesting both for lovers of classical literature and for those who are looking for modern interpretations of eternal themes. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Burgess, where every word has a meaning, and each character has its own unique story.