I like that this series started with Fabian but it's actually about Konrad. No, actually, I think it's about both of them. What do you call that thing in literature when a story has two, equal protagonists? Most stories I've read, there's a main character and a love interest. Here, I think both leads are equally important and that says a lot about their (future) dynamics, unlike what happened with K and Jerome before, which we've seen how it ended tragically.
I like that this series started with Fabian but it's actually about Konrad. No, actually, I think it's about both of them. What do you call that thing in literature when a story has two, equal protagonists? Most stories I've read, there's a main character and a love interest. Here, I think both leads are equally important and that says a lot about their (future) dynamics, unlike what happened with K and Jerome before, which we've seen how it ended tragically.