What We Can Know

The novel delves into complex ideas about truth and perception. I'm curious what inspired the choice to explore these themes through a dystopian lens.

There are sections where the focus shifts to internal reflection and debate. It made me wonder whether this was meant to mirror the slow unraveling of understanding in the story.

The characters’ trust in their own knowledge seems to shape their fates in profound ways. Did anyone else find themselves questioning what was real along with them?