We Are All Good People Here

The narrative weaves between multiple viewpoints, each revealing different facets of the story. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during the writing process.

Their journeys felt so genuine and relatable, but some moments also hit unexpectedly hard. What reactions did others have to the characters' choices?

The small-town atmosphere adds a layer of intimacy and community. I'm interested in what motivated the author to choose this specific setting.