Split

His reactions to the abuse and how he navigates his family situation felt complex and sometimes hard to understand. Did that make you question what you'd do in his place?

The dual viewpoints added depth, but I wonder how the story might have changed if told solely from one perspective. Was this choice key to understanding their relationship?

The raw portrayal of abuse and healing felt very personal. It made me curious about the author's motivation and whether she drew from personal experiences or research.