Rogo D'amore: Romanzo

A novel written in the early 20th century. The book immerses readers in a world of complex human emotions, particularly centering on themes of love, social dynamics, and the intricacies of personal relationships. The narrative unfolds within a context of intimacy and tension among the characters, suggesting that the exploration of love may be both an idealized dream and a challenging reality. The opening of the novel presents a richly detailed scene set in a lavish aristocratic setting where characters engage in animated discussions about music and the nature of love. As the enchanting music of ''Tristano e Isotta'' plays, various societal figures exchange witty and incisive remarks, revealing their personalities, desires, and intrigues. Among them, a mysterious woman, coincidentally drawn into the conversation, encounters Ariele Moena, a character who embodies a noble yet troubled spirit. The air is heavy with tension, as themes of longing, idealism, and social observation emerge, hinting at deeper connections and future confrontations as the characters navigate through their desires and societal expectations.