Un marido bueno, un buen marido

The vibrant Botswana backdrop feels like a character itself. I'm curious how much the author aimed to capture the local flavor versus creating a universal small-town vibe.

The way characters interact feels so authentic and layered. Was this inspired by real communities or purely fictional imagination?

The story seemed to take its time, which made the characters feel more real. I'm wondering if this was a conscious choice or just how the story naturally unfolded.