How did Heinrich Böll decide to weave themes of faith and family throughout the story?
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How did Heinrich Böll decide to weave themes of faith and family throughout the story?
Did anyone else feel the pacing slowed down in the middle, or was that intentional to reflect the characters' introspection?
What part of the story resonated most with personal experiences of faith or family struggles?
