One thing that had left me somewhat retracted in the writing of the Universe in Orbit (other than the fact that I dedicated myself to creating a social network of literature) were some readings that made me see the dynamics of relationships of the characters. They seem to be very attached to their concepts and for some moments completely forget the goals, the promises...
While it may seem confusing and give characters an air of superficiality, it puts the initial concept of family attachment in check, taking into account that creations and developments on different planets should have various ways of affection and social behavior.
However, I took more into account the arguments than the development of the original concept.
The need for complement in the works, bringing the motives and roots of behavior is imperative.
In our society, a concept is very common that what happens abroad stays abroad. Summer love. Among other terms that make a person believe that temporarily they can tear their emotional attachment and live another life.
Now, imagine that it is literally about reborn in another life, in another reality, after death, at the height of your physical vigor, without the slightest prospect of regaining your old bonds and immersed in extreme circumstances.
Emotions, feelings, reactions, can, for some, make everything suddenly disappear. But it is entirely possible that in a moment of calm, the memories of love that have not been lost rekindle.
What I really need, in my madness, is to deepen the details...
For the reader to find himself in this context, which, rushed, may seem lost.
Freedom of the Wind, the third volume, is already much more focused on working these dynamics, with two very intense personal conflicts about sexuality and bringing ideas that may have been untied in the first two volumes.
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