Konrad oder Das Kind aus der Konservenbüchse

Conrad's origin as a manufactured boy feels like a clever way to explore themes of identity and individuality. I'm curious what motivated this unique concept and how it was developed.

The way Conrad questions the world around him was hilarious but also made me think about how kids see adult conventions. Did others feel this humor made the story more impactful?

The blend of whimsy and relatable kid problems made the story special. I'm interested in whether this balance was planned from the start or evolved during writing.