Un mar de problemas

The city feels like a character itself, shaping the atmosphere and the characters' struggles. I'm curious about how much of Venice's history and vibe was woven into the plot.

The protagonist's decisions often blur the lines between right and wrong, which made me wonder how much that reflects real-life justice. Would love to hear others' take on his integrity.

The exploration of what justice truly means is so compelling. I wonder if her own experiences or observations in Italy influenced this focus.