Chaos of the Senses

The blend of personal and political history adds depth to the narrative. I'm curious whether this setting was chosen to reflect broader themes or personal connection.

The nonlinear structure kept me engaged but also made me reflect on how memory shapes our identity. Was this intentional to mirror the characters' inner lives?

Descriptions of sights, smells, and sounds felt visceral and powerful. I wonder if these were based on personal experiences or literary techniques to deepen immersion.