La luna che uccide

The story explores whether characters are truly in control of their futures or just pawns of fate. I wonder what inspired this intricate balancing act.

The city and its culture felt alive, but I’m curious if that level of detail was planned from the start or developed organically during writing.

Some parts felt like they slowed down the story but added richness; I wonder if that was intentional to build atmosphere or just a natural result of the storytelling.