The Beast's Heart

Seeing the story from the Beast's point of view adds so much depth, but I wonder what inspired the choice to focus on his internal struggles and humanity.

The Beast's actions felt complex and sometimes morally gray, which made me question how much redemption is possible for him. Was that intentional?

The story explores love, power, and transformation in a dark light. I'm curious what the author wanted readers to take away from this version of the classic tale.