Y eso fue lo que pasó

The protagonist's emotional journey felt both intimate and unsettling. I'm curious about what motivated Ginzburg to explore this intense psychological landscape.

The concise writing style made the protagonist's despair feel even more immediate. Was this a deliberate choice to evoke a sense of suffocation?

The backdrop of Italy adds a specific cultural layer to the story. I wonder how much the location shaped the characters' experiences and the overall mood.