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Her lyrical prose and contemplative tone make me wonder if she drew from personal experiences or broader cultural reflections. How does this influence the emotional depth of the novel?

The mood felt so heavy yet beautifully composed, making me reflect on how the narrative captures the subtle nuances of grief and hope. Was that the intended effect?

Did these detailed scenes serve to ground the story or emphasize the characters' internal struggles? I’d love to hear thoughts on Didion’s use of minutiae.