Qué es el qué

Eggers' portrayal feels authentic and heartbreaking, but I wonder how much of it was shaped by actual testimonies versus fiction. Did anyone else feel the emotional weight was heightened by real history?

The narrative voice is so vivid and personal, making the chaos feel immediate and real. I'm curious if Eggers based this on specific stories or if it was a creative choice to amplify empathy.

While the detailed descriptions add authenticity, I was wondering if that was a deliberate pacing choice to reflect the long, uncertain wait for safety or just a writing style.