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The emotional depth felt so raw and believable, but I wonder what inspired the author to focus on these themes within the dark academia setting.

I loved the buildup, but the middle section felt a bit slow for me. Was that intentional to heighten tension or just my reading pace?

The setting really amplified the themes of privilege and rivalry. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experiences or other stories.