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The way humiliation is depicted felt so raw and relatable, but also emotionally intense. Did this make others reflect on their own moments of shame?

The setting adds layers of meaning, but I wonder if it also creates barriers for some readers. How essential are these cultural details to understanding the characters' experiences?

The subtlety of the story made it feel very real, but I’m curious whether this approach was a conscious choice to highlight the universality of shame.