Good Kings Bad Kings

The narrative feels deeply authentic and respectful. I wonder what inspired the choice to give each character their own voice and how that influenced the story's impact.

Some adults are depicted as oppressive, while others show genuine care. It made me think about how power dynamics shape the characters' lives and choices.

That setting felt both confined and rich with potential for storytelling. I'm curious whether the author wanted to highlight specific issues of institutional care or if it was chosen for character development.