Homeland Elegien

The way the characters chase success and belonging felt both familiar and unsettling. Did the story make others question what the Dream really means today?

The narrative style felt very raw and personal, almost like reading the author's own reflections. Did this approach deepen the connection or make it harder to tell what was real?

This mix created a layered perspective on American identity and history. I'm curious whether the structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing.