葬儀屋の未亡人 (ハヤカワ文庫 NV (1001))

The courtroom scenes felt authentic but also emotionally charged. I'm curious how much research went into portraying the legal process realistically without slowing down the story.

The protagonist's grief seemed to drive many choices, but I wondered if it also clouded judgment. How did others interpret her moral dilemmas?

The atmosphere added a layer of eeriness and authenticity. Was this based on personal experience or research into funeral practices?