The Glass Château

The historical backdrop adds so much depth to the characters' struggles. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for personal reasons or for its narrative richness.

The way art is intertwined with the characters' lives made me reflect on how creativity can be a form of resilience. Would love to hear others' thoughts on this.

The pacing felt just right, but I wonder if the detailed descriptions of the era were intentionally used to slow or enrich the narrative flow.