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Her perspective feels both fresh and urgent, but I wonder what drew Fremantle to highlight this figure's disobedience and artistry.

The characters' struggles felt so real, especially as they navigated the constraints of their time. How did others interpret the balance between rebellion and conformity?

The storytelling felt layered and nuanced, but I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to mirror her internal conflicts or simply a natural flow.