Daughter & Raskolnikov
Daughter Daughter
Raskolnikov Raskolnikov
Raskolnikov Raskolnikov
I’ve been thinking about how writers give life to people who break the rules, and it gets me wondering—do you feel a responsibility when you create a character that acts against society’s norms? Does that discomfort you, or do you see it as a necessary way to explore deeper truths?
Daughter Daughter
I think it feels a bit like walking a tightrope. I do feel some pressure to show the consequences or to make the character relatable, not just a bad guy. It can be unsettling because I worry about how people will read it, but I also see it as a way to dig into the messy side of truth and show that people can be complicated. So I try to make them human, even when they break the rules.