Mattino e sera

Fosse's use of sparse language and repetition creates a meditative tone. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to reflect the contemplative nature of the story.

The deliberate slow pace made me reflect on the fleeting nature of moments. Was this an intentional way to enhance the book’s themes or a challenge for readers?

It feels like a metaphor for life’s beginning and end, but I’d love to hear different perspectives on what Fosse might be conveying about existence.