Indiana o las pasiones de Madame Delmare

Sand was known for her unconventional life—did her personal journey shape Indiana's desire for personal freedom and defiance of social norms?

Her fight for love and autonomy felt so raw and genuine, but I’m curious if others saw her as a symbol of feminist resilience ahead of her time.

The setting really emphasizes the restrictions women faced, but I wonder if Sand intended this to mirror contemporary issues or purely serve the story.