L'Été de la haine

The depiction of psychological struggles feels so visceral and real. I'm curious whether this was inspired by personal experiences or research into the era.

The narrative felt dense at times, but it also created a haunting mood. I'm wondering if that was an intentional choice to mirror the chaos of the world.

The world-building is so detailed and unsettling — I wonder whether real historical events influenced this vision or if it was purely imagined.