The Madman's Daughter

The atmospheric backdrop adds so much to the mood, but I wonder if the author drew from specific historical events or stories that influenced the tone.

Her moral struggles felt so real, but at times I wasn't sure if I was rooting for her or uneasy about her actions. How did others interpret her moral journey?

The creepy, unsettling moments really amplified the suspense, but I’m curious whether they were meant to serve as literal or symbolic fears.