En la noche del pasado

The narrative's focus on shifting identities kept me hooked, but I wonder if this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The way memories are intertwined with identity made me feel deeply connected, but also uneasy about how fragile those connections are.

The historical context adds a layer of complexity to the characters' personal journeys. Was this choice driven by the author's experiences or the era's impact on identity?