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The characters in 'Bad Men' feel layered and unpredictable. I'm curious what motivated the author to create figures who challenge traditional notions of right and wrong.

The story took a bit of a breather before ramping up again. I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to build tension or just how the plot evolved.

Switching perspectives kept me guessing but also made me think about the narrative flow. Was this approach planned from the start or developed during writing?