Kill the Beast

The story feels like a fresh take on classic fairy tales with a darker edge. I'm curious what motivated the author to reimagine these familiar elements in this way.

The story blurred the lines between good and evil, making me question whether the beast was a villain or a victim. What did others think about the moral ambiguity?

The pacing and reveal felt carefully crafted, but I'm wondering if the non-linear structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing.