Príncipe de Fogo

The setting feels so authentic and detailed — I wonder if the author drew from real events or did extensive research. How did this influence the story's tension?

While the plot picked up again later, that slower section made me curious if it was a deliberate choice to build suspense or character depth.

The internal struggles felt very real and nuanced. What do you think led to the decision to focus on this aspect of the character's journey?