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The storytelling feels almost like a series of vignettes or memories, which gives it a unique rhythm. I wonder what inspired this approach and how it affects the emotional impact.

The characters are so raw and flawed, yet I couldn’t help but root for them. It made me think about how storytelling can evoke compassion even for troubled lives.

The language is so vivid and lyrical, yet the subject matter is often harsh. I’m curious how Johnson balances these tones to create that effect.