Talking to Ourselves

The narrative's focus on internal dialogues offers a unique lens into characters' minds. I'm curious whether this approach was planned from the outset or developed during writing.

The introspective sections felt dense at times, but also deeply rewarding. Did others feel these moments added to the book's emotional impact or did they disrupt the flow?

The characters' conversations and thoughts seem to blur lines between self-perception and external communication. I wonder how Andrés Neuman envisioned this relationship shaping the narrative.