Trouble the Saints

Blending real historical settings with fantasy can be tricky, and I wonder what inspired the specific choices to keep it authentic yet magical. Did the research heavily influence the magical aspects?

The characters often operate in gray areas, making it hard to tell who is truly 'good' or 'bad.' I'm curious if others found their struggles relatable or unsettling.

The story challenges traditional notions of morality and retribution, which made me reflect on real-world ideas of justice. Did others interpret it differently?