Generation Ship

The way the story explores the emotional toll of living in a confined, long-term space felt very real. Did that aspect make anyone else reflect on our own societal disconnects?

The tensions between different generations aboard the ship added so much depth. I wonder if this was based on real historical conflicts or purely imaginative world-building.

Some parts dragged a bit, but I see how it might mirror the slow revelation of secrets on the ship. Would love to hear if the author intended this or if it evolved during writing.