Rage

The depiction of rage as a tangible, almost mythological entity was fascinating. I'm curious what inspired this creative choice and how it shapes the story's message.

The portrayal of rage felt so visceral and real that I wondered if it was hard for the author to balance that intensity with the story's pacing. How did the writing process handle this emotional depth?

The blend of mythology with mental health themes added a unique layer to the narrative. I'm curious whether the author drew from specific mythologies or created new ones for this world.