I et speil, i en gåte (Through a Glass, Darkly)

The story feels like a blend of fiction and philosophy, making me wonder how the author balanced storytelling with deep ideas without losing the reader.

The way the narrative shifts made me question what was real. I'm curious if this was intentional to evoke a sense of uncertainty or if it evolved during writing.

The mirror feels symbolic and central to the themes. I wonder whether it was inspired by specific philosophical concepts or personal experiences.