The Marks of Cain

The blending of past and present added layers to the story, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The way these themes are woven into the mystery felt intense and personal. I'm wondering if others felt the same impact or if it challenged their views.

The characters felt complex and imperfect, which made the story more captivating. I wonder what led to the decision to give them such nuanced motivations.