L'Uruguayenne

The protagonist's internal conflict felt so genuine, but I wondered if it was rooted in personal experience or pure fiction. How do others interpret his emotional journey?

The narrative feels so intimate and layered, making me curious whether this was a stylistic decision or a reflection of the author's own reflections on memory and identity.

Some moments had me laughing despite the sadness, but I wonder if others found it jarring or if it added depth to the story's realism.