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Gilman's depiction of religious figures in lighthearted situations feels fresh. I wonder what inspired this playful take on such a serious institution.

The tone was lighter than I expected for a mystery, which made the story so charming. Would love to hear if others felt the same or if it felt inconsistent.

The humor never felt disrespectful, but it added depth. Curious about the choices behind that balance and how it influenced the story's tone.