An Equal Music

The detailed descriptions of musical performance and theory added depth, but I wonder if Seth's personal experience shaped this. Did anyone else feel the music felt almost like a character here?

The introspective tone made some sections feel contemplative, but I was curious if that was intentional to mirror the characters' inner worlds or just a stylistic choice.

Music serves as both backdrop and metaphor, but I wonder what led Seth to focus on this specific art form and its emotional landscape.