Pão-de-Mel

The bustling city seems to play a big role in shaping the characters' journeys. I'm curious whether the city was chosen for its energy or if it has a deeper significance in the narrative.

Her struggles with identity and relationships resonated with me, but I wonder if others saw her growth as genuine or somewhat idealized.

The tone felt just right—light enough to keep it engaging but meaningful enough to leave an impact. I'm curious about the creative choice behind this mix.