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Sandemo's integration of real history with fantasy creates a vivid world; I wonder what sparked this creative fusion and how it shaped the story's tone.

The characters' struggles felt intertwined with the tumult of the past, making their personal conflicts more intense. How did others connect with this blending of history and emotion?

The bleak, historical landscape seems to mirror the moral dilemmas faced by characters. Was this deliberate world-building or just a natural consequence of the historical setting?