Diener der alten Macht

The shifting viewpoints add depth and mystery, but I wonder if it was planned from the start or evolved during writing. It really kept me guessing about characters' true motives.

The balance between lightheartedness and seriousness was striking, and I found myself caring more because of it. How did Robin Hobb achieve that tone?

Fool's errand is full of deception and self-discovery. I'm curious which aspects felt most personal or thought-provoking to others.