Ré describes the journey of a man who lives on the margins of hubris, identity, and romance. Minzhé must come to grips with his identity as both a liberator and world leader. He will arrive to personal and worldly realization through a series of romantic encounters in which he learns more about himself, his traits, and his personal trauma and background. Through his experiences, he will come to appreciate a dialectic and interplay of love and power that pervades his inner and public struggle to authentically assert his identity. Love and power as compatible and polarizing forces haunt and liberate Minzhé through the treacherous yet beauteous arms of infidelity. He will be challenged with a series of choices in order to move the plot of the narrative forward. Some choices will require him to abandon what he has known and that which he is loyal to in order to breach esoteric realms of romance that become essential in understanding his trauma, growth in maturity, and development of identity.Ré is a godly figure that frequently possesses and seduces Minzhé, first as a platonic romance through the god-king Ozymandias, second as the divine reflection of Minzhé and the arbiter of his reason, and later reveals herself to be the sun goddess Ra who has fallen in love with the enlightened and compassionate state of Minzhé's being. Her figure shadows Minzhé throughout his journey and plays a vital part in protecting and nourishing his mind during times of personal doubt, emotional pain, and the psychotic confrontation with his own trauma. Minzhé has also fallen in love with Ré and dedicates the book to her because of his realization throughout the story of the vital functions Ré has played in his personal and romantic life.Ré is a miraculous journey of a man that, confronted with the specter of his own shadow and the looming demons of his psychosis, acquires immense trust with the brilliant traits of his mind to lift himself up to the more vivacious and genuine shores of reason and love, integrating and enlivening his vibrant conscious, psyche, and subconscious.