I think I was one of the few people who did enjoy the disjointed storytelling, I specifically loved the boy and the dog, piecing together their story as the other narratives came and went was my favourite part and I would have loved more structure around that, other peoples stories with these two souls surviving in the background. That being said, while the character's history and unravelling who they are to one another was interesting, I can understand why a lot of people seemed to find it tedious, the setting likewise doesn't have a lot of expansion, where there could have been more build up, or answers, it does somewhat feel that a few characters are left up to the readers imagination.

Good creative fuel, a nice experimental style that breaks a mold. I just wish there had been more to keep this as a lasting story.