Yo mato

The vivid portrayal of Italian landscapes and culture adds a layer of authenticity and darkness to the story. I'm curious how much of the setting was based on real locations or personal experience.

The characters' blurred lines between right and wrong made me question my own judgments. Would love to hear if others felt the same about their motivations.

The story's rhythm seemed deliberate, but I wondered if some parts could have been more brisk. Did anyone else feel the pacing was just right or a bit slow in spots?