Aura

The city feels like a character itself, rich with mystery and history. I wonder what drew Fuentes to use this specific backdrop to evoke such a haunting mood.

The narrative's ambiguity kept me questioning what was real and what was a manifestation of obsession. Was this intentional to deepen the mystery?

The protagonist's fixation on Aura seems to mirror the allure and danger of artistic obsession. Did this resonate with anyone else's experience or interpretation?