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The story weaves myth and fantasy in a way that feels both fresh and timeless. I'm curious what inspired the author to choose this particular mythological framework.

Her struggles with identity felt so authentic and resonant, especially within a fantastical setting. Did readers connect more with her internal conflicts or the mythic world around her?

The reflection as a mirror to her soul is such a compelling device. I wonder what led to this choice and how it shaped the story’s pacing and reveals.