L'attentato

The non-linear timeline really deepened the emotional impact for me. I wonder what inspired the choice to tell the story this way—was it to mirror how memory works?

His moral ambiguity made me question my own judgments. I’m curious if others found themselves sympathizing with or condemning him at different points.

The story feels rich with questions about guilt, responsibility, and the nature of evil. Did the author intend to comment on universal moral dilemmas?