O Jogo da Amarelinha

The book's non-linear, choose-your-own-adventure style was revolutionary at the time. I'm curious whether Cortázar planned this from the start or it evolved during writing.

The jumping between chapters and styles can be disorienting, but also adds to the novel's depth. I'm wondering if this was intentional to mirror the protagonist's mind.

The game seems to symbolize navigating life and choices, but I'm curious what others think Cortázar was trying to convey about freedom and direction.