Madame. Roman.

The story delves into personal and social identity, but I wonder how much of that is shaped by the historical context. Did anyone else feel the characters' struggles reflected larger societal shifts?

The setting feels so vivid and layered, making me curious about whether Antoni Libera's own experiences or research influenced the portrayal of Poland's past.

The philosophical reflections add depth but sometimes made the narrative feel introspective. Was that intentional to mirror the characters' internal struggles?