How does it feel to experience the story through Mila’s eyes?, Do you believe everything she (Mila) says? Why or why not?, Would the story feel different if it were written in the third person?, What emotions do you experience because of the “I”-narration?, Can a first-person narrator lie — or simply be wrong about reality?, Does her voice make you empathise with her, or does it make you uncomfortable?, How does the objective narrator make the scene feel different?, What kind of atmosphere does the technical language create?, Does the “scientific” tone make you trust the information more — or less?, How do you react when emotions are replaced by technical terms?, What happens to your empathy when the narrator describes Mila like a machine?, If the whole story were told only in this objective style — how would it change your perception of Mila?, Does this voice make you feel closer to the truth or more detached from it?, Why might the author have chosen to include this cold, external perspective?, Which voice feels more “real” or believable — Mila’s or the technical one?, How do these two voices work together to shape your overall impression?, What effect does the combination of emotion + objectivity have on the reader?, If one voice disappeared, what would the story lose?, Which narrative perspective influences your empathy most — and why?.

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