Masquerade

The tone feels so breezy and witty, even during tense moments. I'm curious whether she aimed for a lighthearted escapade or intended deeper commentary.

The theme of masks and deception was so prominent, it made me wonder how much of the characters' real selves came through beneath the disguises.

The social customs and fashion are so vividly depicted—was this era chosen for its flair or because of personal interest in its history?