Ich bin ein Schicksal

The depiction felt raw and immersive, making me wonder what inspired the author to focus so intensely on incarceration and its effects.

I was really invested initially but found the middle a bit slower than the rest. Was that a deliberate choice to deepen character development?

The shifting timelines kept me guessing, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the beginning or a later decision to reflect the characters' fractured lives.