Der Plan von der Abschaffung des Dunkels

The story challenges clear-cut notions of right and wrong. I'm curious what the author aimed to reveal about human nature through these choices.

The characters seemed trapped between personal morals and external expectations. How much of that do you think mirrors actual life experiences?

The novel maintains a steady tension without rushing through key moments. I'm interested in whether this pacing was a conscious choice to deepen the themes.