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The fragmented, poetic style feels very intentional, almost like a stream of consciousness. I wonder if this approach came naturally or was a deliberate choice to mirror her thoughts.

Her reflections on losing loved ones felt so raw and relatable, but also profoundly personal. How did readers experience this emotional honesty?

Some chapters about specific locations or moments seemed to linger longer for me. Did others find certain stories or settings especially impactful?