Rooney's Intermezzo: Grief, Love, and Loss

Sally Rooney's new novel, "Intermezzo," tells the story of two brothers, Peter and Ivan, dealing with the grief of their father's death. The narrative explores their complex romantic relationships and how loss influences their lives and perceptions of love and family. Rooney analyzes themes of solitude and community, showing how pain reshapes identities and relationships. The novel is an intense reflection on human adaptability in the face of loss and on love in a fragmented world. "Intermezzo" presents itself as a touching and introspective work, enriched by memorable characters.

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