La Femme d'Argile et l'Homme de Feu

The story beautifully weaves themes of identity and belonging. How did the depiction of immigrant experiences resonate with readers' own perspectives?

The historical backdrop adds so much depth. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen to mirror the characters' struggles or for another reason.

Some chapters took time to breathe, which made me reflect more on the characters' inner worlds. Did the author plan this as a deliberate choice?