Oliver ou la fabrique d'un manipulateur

The layered narration adds depth and suspense, but I'm curious if this structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

His perspective shapes the entire story, and I kept wondering what was real and what was distorted—did others pick up on that tension?

His actions are driven by how others perceive him, but the story also explores his inner struggles. Did this contrast stand out for anyone else?