L'amore è Cieco

The tone feels light and playful yet emotionally satisfying. I'm curious whether humor was a deliberate tool to challenge traditional romance tropes or if it evolved naturally during writing.

The interactions between characters from different backgrounds felt genuine and funny at times, but also hinted at deeper conflicts. How do readers interpret the portrayal of social divisions here?

The details of the era add richness and charm, making the humor and romance stand out. I wonder if the setting was chosen to highlight particular social customs or just for the fun of it.