It is simple, clean and unadulterated, honest and warm, ordinary. And great just in that ordinaryness. More precisely: it was like that once, real and beautiful, then completely collapsed and brutally destroyed. Her story, precisely because of that, revives and straightens him (both in his own memory, and in the eyes and hearts of future readers), shows him in all his love, humanity, honesty and uniqueness. Her story, therefore, is not imaginary, constructed, invented. She is real, alive, experienced and survived, engraved in her memory like a tattoo on her soul.