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The dystopian setting felt so detailed but at times hard to keep track of. Was the extensive world-building intentional to reflect Neva's confusion, or did it grow naturally during writing?

The romance felt like a beacon of hope amid chaos, but at times it seemed to clash with the oppressive atmosphere. I wonder if that contrast was planned or evolved through the story.

Blending genres like dystopia, fantasy, and sci-fi made the story feel unique, but I'm curious whether this was a deliberate decision to explore certain themes or just a natural creative impulse.