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The moral ambiguity in the narrative made me think about how justice is often more complex than it appears. I wonder what personal experiences or ideas influenced this perspective.

The slow revelation of truths kept me hooked, but also made me question how much we really know about those around us. Was this tension intentional to mirror real life?

The shifting viewpoints created a layered experience, but I’m curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing. It added depth but also complexity.