該隱與亞伯

The narrative spans many years and locations, which makes the story feel grand yet cohesive. I'm curious if this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

Kane and Abel are both flawed but compelling, and I found myself sympathizing with both. Did this moral ambiguity enhance or hinder the story for others?

Seeing their parallel paths develop over decades added depth but also made me wonder about the author's process in developing these characters' journeys.