Et nous ne vieillirons jamais

The detailed world-building made the society feel oppressive yet believable. I'm curious whether these practices were based on real-world groups or entirely fictional.

The suppression of female agency is intense and thought-provoking. I wonder how readers interpret the characters' struggles for autonomy.

The slow unraveling added a lot of tension. I'm interested in whether this was a deliberate narrative choice to mirror real societal collapses.