Tod in Shakespeare

The blend of literary allusions with small-town intrigue feels unique. I'm curious what inspired the choice to set this story around a Shakespearean theme.

The small-town vibe made the revelations feel even more personal. Was it just me, or did the town feel like it was hiding more than it was letting on?

The landlord's perspective adds an interesting twist to the typical cozy mystery. I wonder what led to that character choice and how it shaped the story.