Amica della mia giovinezza

Her stories often blur the lines between past and present. I'm curious how much of the characters' self-understanding is shaped by these memories.

The stories evoke such vivid memories but also reveal the pain and regret behind them. I wonder if Munro intentionally balances these feelings.

The recurring motifs created a layered experience, making me think about how relationships evolve over time. Was this a deliberate structural decision?