Nichts: Was im Leben wichtig ist

The story's environment feels so intense and relatable, yet the themes are deeply profound. I'm curious how the setting influenced the story's impact.

The way the story concludes left me pondering long after I finished. It felt like a mirror to our own ideas about what truly matters.

The sparse prose made the themes hit harder, but I wonder if it also limited how much depth could be explored. What do others think?