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The world-building felt so vivid and unsettling—I'm curious whether the author drew from current societal issues or envisioned a completely new reality.

His moral dilemmas made me question what I would do in similar circumstances—am I the only one who found myself sympathizing with him despite his actions?

The blending of genres created a layered narrative—did the fantasy aspects serve to make the social critique more impactful or did they distract from it?