L'uomo che voleva uccidermi

Yoshida's portrayal of flawed characters feels so raw and realistic. I wonder what personal or societal influences led to this focus.

The pacing felt deliberate, gradually escalating until the climax. Was this pacing intentional to deepen the emotional weight?

The story's point of view adds a layer of intimacy and ambiguity. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.