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The mix of comedy and dark social commentary felt seamless. I'm curious whether this balance was planned from the start or evolved naturally during writing.

His desire to do right in a corrupt world really resonated with me. I wonder how much of his character was inspired by Victorian-era reformers?

It’s a vibrant setting that feels alive, but I’m curious whether Pratchett’s own interests or historical research led to this particular choice.