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He interviews victims, perpetrators, and witnesses, offering a multifaceted view. I wonder how he decided this was the best way to delve into such a complex event.

The focus on their motives and mindset added a layer of depth I didn't expect. It made me think about how society processes collective trauma.

Some sections felt journalistic while others were deeply philosophical. I'm curious how others felt about this blend and what it added to the narrative.