Eleanor Rigby

The narrative's structure feels like piecing together a puzzle of her identity. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

Her inner world seemed so isolated despite being in a bustling city. I wonder if this mirrors real experiences of urban alienation for other readers.

The introspective passages were powerful, but I was also struck by how the external world subtly influenced her. What do you think led to this storytelling choice?