Daughters of the North

The blend of social themes with dystopian survival feels so intentional and layered. I'm curious what inspired this approach and how it influences the story's message.

Their resilience and struggles felt very real, but I sometimes wondered if their development was too abrupt in parts. What moments resonated most for others?

The setting is vivid and haunting — I wonder how much was mapped out beforehand versus developed as the story unfolded.