Il tribunale degli uccelli

The way the narrative explores trust and deception really pulled me in. I wonder what inspired the author to focus on moral ambiguity within a crime setting.

The characters' moral gray areas made me question my own judgments. Am I the only one who was unsure whether to sympathize or judge them?

The story kept me engaged, but I noticed the middle sections were quite reflective. Was that intentional to deepen the emotional impact or a pacing choice?