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The isolated Norwegian landscape feels almost like a character itself, shaping the intense moral debates. I'm curious how much the setting was meant to reflect the internal conflicts.

The conclusion feels open, almost haunting. I kept wondering whether this was a deliberate choice to mirror the characters’ unresolved guilt and uncertainty.

I find the tension between societal expectations and individual desires compelling, but I wonder what personal or historical influences shaped this story.