Main Themes:​

 

Love and Romance:

The story explores various facets of love, from romantic infatuation to deep, meaningful connections. The evolving relationship between Luke and Lina is central to this theme.

 

Identity and Self-Discovery:

Characters grapple with understanding themselves and their desires. Luke's journey, in particular, involves discovering his true self and overcoming his fears.

 

Misunderstandings and Mistaken Identity:

The plot is driven by misunderstandings and mistaken identities, such as Lina mistaking Luke for Jacques Moreau and the confusion surrounding Luke's romantic life.

 

Family and Relationships:

The novel delves into the complexities of family dynamics, especially the relationship between Luke and his mother, Rosalinda.  It also touches on the influence of family on personal choices and identity.

 

Truth and Deception:

Characters often find themselves entangled in lies or half-truths, whether to protect themselves or others. The theme examines the consequences of deception and the importance of honesty.

 

Coincidence and Fate:

The story suggests that certain events and encounters are not mere coincidences but are influenced by fate or subconscious desires, as seen in the recurring idea of signs and materialized fragments of the subconscious.

 

These themes intertwine to create a narrative that is both introspective and emotionally engaging, highlighting the intricacies of human relationships and personal growth.