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The narrative weaves through different times and reflections, creating a layered sense of identity. I wonder what inspired the choice to focus so heavily on memory as a storytelling device.

The sense of place feels almost like a character itself, shaping the characters' lives and choices. I'm curious if readers from Ireland felt a different resonance than others.

The characters' relationships with their town and country seem complex and layered. Did anyone else interpret the ending as a hopeful or a melancholic reflection on identity?