Beverly

Drnaso's minimalist and subdued illustrations add a haunting layer to the story. I wonder how much the visual approach was a conscious decision to evoke certain feelings.

Some sections felt deliberately drawn out, which made me reflect more deeply on the characters' inner struggles. Was this a way to mirror the slow unraveling of grief?

The themes feel very relevant to today's social climate, but I'm curious about what sparked Drnaso's interest in exploring these topics through this particular story.