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The book's humor feels so sharp yet insightful — I wonder if it was a conscious choice to use satire to highlight societal issues or if it evolved naturally during writing.

There were moments that made me laugh out loud, but also others that felt more like a gentle critique. How do others interpret the tone of this satire?

The cultural context seems essential to the story's humor and message. I’m curious how much of the satire is rooted in specific societal norms or universal themes.