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The Regency setting adds such a rich backdrop of social rules and expectations. I wonder if the author was drawn to this period for its dramatic contrasts or personal interest.

The characters' struggles between societal expectations and personal happiness felt so real. How did the author balance this tension without making it feel overly melodramatic?

The setting feels so immersive without overwhelming the plot. I'm curious about the research process behind creating such authentic Regency details.