L'ultimo lupo mannaro

The sense of isolation was so visceral that I wondered if it was meant to mirror real human fears of being truly alone. How did others interpret his emotional journey?

His reflections on humanity, morality, and immortality added a layer of depth I didn’t expect. I’m curious whether this was a conscious decision from the start or evolved during writing.

The suspense kept me on edge, but I also appreciated the philosophical depth. Did others find the horror scenes more unsettling or the character's inner struggles more compelling?