Uma canção de ninar

The protagonist's journey through love and independence felt very real. I'm curious what inspired this nuanced portrayal of emotional growth.

There were moments where I wondered if the slow pace was meant to build tension or if it was just the natural flow of the story. What do others think?

The cozy, familiar vibe added depth to the characters' relationships. I'm interested in whether the setting was based on a real place or imagined.