Englische Passagiere

The shifting viewpoints added depth but also complexity. I'm curious what inspired the choice to tell the story through different characters' eyes.

The rich descriptions immersed me in the time period, but I wondered if that affected the pacing for some readers. Was that intentional?

The landscape and era seem to shape much of the story's tension. How much do you think the author aimed to highlight the influence of environment on character choices?