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Listening to the narration adds a layer of intimacy and nuance. I wonder how the voice acting shaped the overall experience for listeners.

The character's internal struggles felt very real, but I was curious whether others found themselves sympathizing or questioning his choices.

Kaveh Akbar’s poetic style adds depth and rhythm, but I’m curious whether this was a conscious decision to reflect the protagonist’s internal world or something else.