Rules of Murder

The setting feels authentic and immersive, but I wonder if the historical details influenced how the characters approached justice and morality. Did the research shape the plot in subtle ways?

The characters’ reliance on faith added depth but also made me question whether their moral choices felt authentic or idealized. How did others interpret their moral dilemmas?

The historical era adds a unique flavor to the story, but I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for its societal norms, particular events, or just for the atmosphere.