遺忘之國提嘉納

Tigana's focus on cultural memory and its power to preserve identity is so compelling. I wonder what inspired the emphasis on memory as a tool against oppression.

The way their personal sacrifices build up really hit me hard. I'm curious if others felt the same sense of loss and hope intertwined throughout the story.

The blend of real-world influences with fantasy added depth to the world-building. I'm interested in how the author drew from history to shape this universe.