Honolulu King

The contrast between these two worlds adds layers to the story. I'm curious whether the setting choices were driven by personal experience or thematic needs.

I found myself wanting more momentum, but I also appreciated the depth it brought to the protagonist's emotional journey. What did others think about the story's rhythm?

It seems like more than just a setting — maybe a symbol of escape or loss? I'd love to hear different perspectives on what the city represents in the story.