Engel

Johnson's characters often blur the lines between good and evil. I'm curious whether this was influenced by real stories or a deliberate artistic choice.

The conclusion feels open-ended and thought-provoking, but I wonder if that was intentional to reflect life's uncertainties or if more closure was considered.

The urban landscape feels almost like a character itself. I'm interested in whether the setting was based on a real place or a fictional one designed to evoke certain themes.