I Am Wrath

The narration feels deeply personal and visceral. I'm curious whether this was driven by the character's voice or a stylistic decision to immerse the reader.

The characters' actions often challenge conventional notions of right and wrong, which made me question my own judgments. Was this the author's intention to provoke thought about morality?

The story moves quickly but also allows moments for reflection. I'm interested in whether the pacing was planned to heighten suspense or evolved naturally during writing.