Into the Hourglass

The story's core hinges on shifting timelines and choices. I'm curious what sparked the idea to intertwine these themes through time.

The emotional stakes felt so real, but at times I wondered if the characters' sacrifices were necessary or if there could have been an easier path.

There were parts that kept me on the edge of my seat and others that made me pause and reflect. Was this contrast intentional to mirror the shifting timelines?