Die Mauer

The Wall feels like a powerful metaphor for current social and environmental divides. I wonder if this was based on real-world structures or entirely fictional.

I felt like the story took its time to develop the characters' world, but some parts dragged a bit. Was that intentional to reflect the community's stagnation?

Focusing on this specific group makes the issues feel personal, but does it also limit the scope of the larger crisis? Curious about others’ thoughts.