Good Girl

The mix of fantasy and contemporary settings felt seamless and fresh. I'm curious if this came from personal interest or a specific myth that resonated.

Her struggle with identity was so relatable, but I kept wondering whether she was more at home in the water or on land. How did others interpret her choices?

The world-building felt rich and immersive, but I wonder if there was a real mythology or cultural research behind it, or if it was entirely created from scratch.