Las señoras Hemingway

The narrative offers a unique view of her inner world. I'm curious what inspired the choice to focus on her point of view over Hemingway himself.

Her struggles felt so real, but I kept wondering if we’re meant to see her as a victim or as someone complicit in her own fate. What’s everyone else’s take?

The historical details felt so immersive. I wonder whether the setting was driven by research or a personal fascination with that period.