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Robbe-Grillet's fragmented and sensory language creates a disorienting effect. Do you think this intensifies the emotional impact or makes it harder to connect?

The novel constantly blurs what is real and what is imagined, which made me question whether jealousy is rooted in reality or perception. How did others interpret the narrator's perspective?

The sparse, precise language feels deliberate, but I'm curious whether this was meant to evoke emotional distance or highlight the narrator's psychological state.