Il canto della rivolta

Her decisions often seemed driven more by emotion than strategy, which made me wonder how much of her actions were truly heroic or self-serving.

The ending felt realistic but also heartbreaking. I'm curious whether she considered a more hopeful conclusion or if this was always the plan.

The oppressive world they live in adds a layer of tension that feels so real. Do you think the bleak environment heightens their resilience or wears them down?