Ce qu'elles disent

The entire narrative unfolds through conversations among the women, which creates a powerful sense of intimacy and immediacy. I wonder if this structure was always planned or developed during writing.

The women face impossible decisions, and their silence or speech feels loaded with complexity. I’m curious how others interpreted their agency in this context.

The story’s focus on women’s voices feels universal but also deeply personal. I’d love to hear how different readers connected with the feminist themes.