Noteworthy Elements:

• Violence: Two boys get trapped underneath the ice of a frozen river and drown. A boy in the dungeon is threatened with having his fingers and toes cut off if he doesn’t reveal the location of his friend. A man’s finger is cut off to remove his Talent and his hand is described once the finger is removed. A man threatens to remove Myrthe’s eyes if another person doesn’t bow to his commands. These concerns aren’t grotesquely descriptive, but they are mentioned.
• Sexual Tension: Myrthe and Sven kiss a handful of times and Myrthe describes the moment as “thrilled intoxication”. When Myrthe and Bastiaan are attacked by wasps and poisonous vines, they throw a blanket over themselves as protection. Bastiaan sarcastically jokes that the moment is romantic and Myrthe responds, “It’s certainly not how I pictured my first foray beneath a blanket with a man”. Nothing explicit is said and there is no other suggestive language. A woman recalls her childhood when she was forced to turn to prostitution to pay off her family’s debts. Though not descriptive, she reveals that she gave birth to a child and eventually rediscovered who the father was. An orphaned boy in the story describes his parents as “pa got the wrong woman pregnant”. No other explicit details are given. 
• Profanity: The word “damning” is used in a literal context once. When a friend who betrayed Myrthe requests something of her, her response is, “I would have liked to tell Sven where he could stick his request”.