Son of a Witch : la Véritable Suite de Wicked (Wicked 2)

His perspective adds a fresh twist to the familiar fairy tale. I'm curious about what inspired this particular focus on her son’s journey and struggles.

The characters often blur the lines between good and evil, which kept me questioning their motives. Did this moral complexity enhance or hinder the story for others?

The rich, layered setting feels so lived-in and detailed. I wonder whether he planned the entire lore from the start or let it develop organically during writing.