La moglie dell'albergatore

The setting feels integral to the protagonist's journey, but I'm curious whether the author had specific reasons for choosing this backdrop or if it evolved during writing.

It seemed like a powerful metaphor for guidance or loneliness. I'm interested in how others interpreted its significance in the protagonist's emotional landscape.

Some parts felt slow but meaningful, while others built suspense. I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to immerse the reader in the character's inner world.