'Hypnotist' maintains a strong focus on psychological suspense and character-driven storytelling. Characters are nuanced and developed for their roles in the thriller, with little evidence of shoehorned identity politics or forced representation. The story is driven by plot and personal history, not ideology, making for a refreshing, tightly told crime narrative.

There is no noticeable agenda undermining traditional family, religion, or morality. Gender roles, while modern, are not satirized or deconstructed for ideological purposes. The novel deals with trauma, crime, and redemption in a grounded, apolitical manner.

Alternative worldviews or dissenting perspectives are present in character backgrounds and subplots. While the book doesn't dwell on overt ideological debates, it doesn't villainize traditional perspectives or portray modern values as the only virtue.