The Son

Seeing the story from his point of view adds layers of complexity and makes the world feel more personal. I wonder if this was always part of the plan or evolved during writing.

His internal struggles made me question what I would do in his place. Am I the only one who found myself sympathizing with him despite his choices?

The harsh environment seems to shape his decisions and identity. I’m curious whether the setting was meant to reflect his internal journey or serve as a backdrop.