O menino que odiava mentira

The subtle cues the character notices seem to reveal a lot about his inner world. I wonder if this focus was inspired by real experiences or a literary device.

The way the protagonist questions everything made me reflect on how our perceptions can distort reality. Was this tension intentional to evoke empathy?

The backdrop of Ireland feels almost like a character itself, adding layers to the story. I'm curious whether the locale was chosen for its symbolic value or for the story's authenticity.