Pretty cool, the story is interesting. It's been a while since I've read about space and its emptiness, about the struggle of a person and their soul. The combination of some Victorian style and space really pleases me - in short, it's cool. And the plot, it's good. At first, it's hard to judge, but the novella unfolds, and it feels like a person is learning. I can recommend it to fans of space, mysteries, and the dynamics of human relationships, as well as those who enjoy observing the decisions of the characters. And yes, the characters, they're quite ruthless, hence the tags 'villain' and 'No One 17 and Under Admitted'.