Weegschaal

The narrative delves into shadowy figures and hidden motives, making me wonder what inspired the author to frame the story this way. Was it based on research or creative speculation?

The characters' perspectives seemed unreliable at times, which added to the suspense. I'm curious if that was intentional to reflect the elusive truth.

The vivid descriptions of the era really immersed me, but they also made the story feel heavier. Did the author aim for this sense of weight or tragedy?