Somehow good explores the struggles of a person attempting to rebuild a sense of self and belonging after losing all memory of the past. The novel reflects on the search for purpose and identity when familiar anchors are stripped away, emphasizing how unexpected trials can reveal inner character and resilience. The work highlights the tension between chaos and order as the protagonist faces the harsh realities of urban life, where violence and injustice are part of the daily landscape. It examines how instinctive acts of compassion and courage emerge in moments of crisis, offering glimpses of hope and renewal. The narrative draws attention to the importance of connection and the possibility of redemption as strangers become allies in the journey toward recovery. The backdrop of a bustling city filled with hardship and opportunity serves as a powerful contrast to the inner turmoil of a man seeking meaning. Ultimately, the novel offers a meditation on strength, memory, and the human will to endure.