The Big Lie

The courtroom scenes felt so authentic and intense. I wonder what inspired the author to focus on the legal intricacies and how they balanced them with the story's pacing.

The characters’ choices were often morally gray, which kept me questioning who was truly right or wrong. How did the author approach creating such nuanced personalities?

The central deception felt so impactful and relevant. I'm curious whether this idea came from real events or was purely fictional creation.