The Town with Acacia Trees

The city feels almost like a character itself, shaping the story and the characters' identities. I'm curious about how much of this was based on real places versus symbolic choices.

The mood really captures a sense of lost time and innocence. I wonder how Sebastian's own experiences influenced this emotional tone.

This approach makes the story feel intimate and timeless, but I'm curious if it was a deliberate choice to highlight individual stories over history.