Getuige nr. 8

The pacing in the trial parts felt so tight and engaging. I wonder if the structure evolved during writing or was planned from the start.

The characters' decisions felt morally gray, which made me question what I would do in their place. Am I the only one who's still thinking about it days later?

The story delves into complex moral questions that felt very relevant today. I'm curious what personal or societal influences shaped this perspective.