Alles, was wir wollten (Alles, was wir sind 3)

The balance between heartbreaking moments and uplifting ones felt very intentional. I'm curious what inspired the choice to explore both so deeply.

Some parts felt very introspective and slow, which made me reflect more. Was that intentional to give space for characters' inner worlds?

The small-town vibe and detailed environment really brought the story to life. I wonder if the author based it on a real place or it was purely fictional.