The Great Trouble

The historical setting adds a sense of danger and realism. I'm curious whether the author wanted to highlight a specific event or explore a broader theme of resilience.

Eel’s courage and curiosity made the story really engaging, but some moments also felt quite heavy. How did others connect with his emotional struggles?

His ingenuity and kindness stood out, and I wonder what influences shaped his character—whether it was based on real historical figures or purely fictional.