The Burning White

The story jumps between different POVs in the final act, heightening the suspense. I wonder what inspired the choice to weave these perspectives so tightly at the end.

The lore and politics felt so intricate and deep. Was this something planned from the start, or did it evolve as the series progressed?

The characters' choices about duty and personal loss really resonated with me, but I’m curious about what others think the author intended as the core takeaway.