Pretendent do ręki. Tom 3

The narrative interlaces several characters’ lives, which keeps the story lively but complex. I wonder what inspired this structure and if it was planned from the beginning.

The way cultural practices are portrayed feels very lived-in, making me curious if Seth drew from personal experience or extensive research.

Lata’s dilemmas about love and duty really made me reflect on how cultural expectations shape personal happiness. Did anyone find this relatable or challenging?