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The way the characters' lives mirror historical events is compelling. I'm curious whether the dual narratives came from a specific idea or evolved naturally during writing.

Their journeys felt so authentic and relatable, especially in the context of societal expectations. It made me wonder how much of this was drawn from real histories or personal experiences.

Some scenes felt heartbreakingly real, but there were also subtle moments of humor or hope. I'm interested in how this tonal balance was achieved.