Garro (The Horus Heresy t. 42)

His struggle feels so visceral and relatable despite the sci-fi setting. I'm curious how much of that was based on real dilemmas or purely fictional creation.

The setting feels incredibly immersive, from the political intrigue to the lore of the 40k universe. I wonder how much of that was planned versus developed as the story progressed.

The narration added a lot of gravitas and atmosphere. I'm interested in whether the author or narrator had specific techniques in mind to enhance the experience.