The Border

The narrative switches between different characters' viewpoints, which adds depth but also complexity. I wonder what inspired this storytelling choice and how it impacted the pacing.

The vivid descriptions made it hard to look away, but also left me questioning how much of this is based on real events. Did others find it difficult to process the darker moments?

The setting feels so authentic and lived-in, making me curious whether the author has personal experience or extensive research behind it.