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The setting feels almost like a character itself, reflecting the protagonist's inner turmoil. I'm curious whether Bowles' personal journeys shaped this atmospheric darkness.

The narrative's deliberate rhythm made me reflect on themes of existential dread. Was this slow pace a reflection of the characters' internal states?

The characters often make questionable decisions without obvious judgment, which kept me questioning my own reactions. I wonder what led Bowles to explore this grey area.