Tempo fuor di sesto

The story constantly blurs the line between reality and illusion, making me wonder how much of that was intentional to reflect his mental state. Did it feel overwhelming or immersive for others?

The contrast between the mundane and the bizarre really heightened the unsettling atmosphere. I wonder if the setting was chosen to mirror the protagonist's fractured perception.

Knowing his background, it seems like he was exploring deep questions about reality and autonomy. I wonder what personal insights shaped this story.