Rage

The story delves into some disturbing thoughts and motivations. I'm curious what drove the author to write from this perspective and what message they hoped to convey.

The conclusion left me with a lot to think about, especially regarding how society fails to address youth angst. Was this ambiguity intentional to provoke reflection?

The book doesn't shy away from brutal scenes, which made me wonder if the graphic content was necessary for the story or if it risked desensitizing readers.