Die Rache

The courtroom scenes felt very authentic and layered. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experience or extensive research to craft this aspect.

The characters' choices often seemed conflicted and human, which kept me guessing about their true motivations. How did these moral shades influence others' reading experience?

Some chapters felt slower to me, especially during courtroom scenes, but I wonder if this was a conscious choice to heighten tension at key moments.