Die Bucht des Franzosen

The protagonist’s desire to escape her constrained life was so palpable, but I wondered if her choices were truly liberating or just risky. How did others interpret her rebellion against her circumstances?

The setting felt almost like a character itself, shaping the story's mood. I'm curious whether she based it on a specific location or simply her love for the landscape.

The moody atmosphere and hints of danger really heighten the stakes. Do others feel these gothic touches deepen the emotional impact or distract from the story’s action?