Our Lady of the Forest

The forest feels alive and central to the narrative, almost like a silent witness to the characters' secrets. I wonder if the setting was inspired by a specific place or idea.

The pacing allowed for reflection, but I’m curious if the gradual unfolding was intentional to deepen the sense of mystery and connection.

The characters’ struggles with belief feel so genuine, but I wonder how much of that was shaped by personal experience or a broader commentary.