The Upheaval

The tone is quite dark, yet moments of hope shine through. I'm curious whether this contrast was intentional from the start or evolved during writing.

There are so many shifting alliances and betrayals that I kept questioning who was genuinely good or bad. Did others find it difficult to predict outcomes?

The world feels eerily plausible at times. I wonder what inspired the author to choose this particular scenario and how much was drawn from current events.