Nacht im Central Park (Klappenbroschur)

The park's iconic status adds layers to the story—I'm curious if its history or atmosphere influenced Musso's decision on the setting.

There were moments where I wondered if the slower sections were intentional to deepen the characters or plot twists. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The way characters' choices seemed intertwined with destiny made me reflect on how much control we really have. Did this resonate with anyone else?