Die Sieben Todsünden

His candid reflections make me wonder what personal experiences led him to frame his story around these themes. Was there a specific moment that sparked this exploration?

The honesty about struggles with identity and morality made me question how I view my own flaws. How did others feel about the way these themes were handled?

The way the chapters intertwine personal anecdotes with the concept of the sins felt deliberate. I'm curious if this structure deepened the impact or made it harder to follow.