The Prophet

The way 'Ich bin die Angst' personifies fear makes it feel so real—I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or purely imagined it.

The story's tension ramps up again towards the end, but I found myself wondering if the slower sections were intentionally to deepen the psychological aspects.

The internal struggle felt so visceral, almost like a battle between sanity and madness. I'm interested in how the author decided to structure this psychological descent.