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=== Lalami’s Narrative Craft and Style === Lalami’s narrative style in ''The Dream Hotel'' is both elegant and introspective. She masterfully weaves together the voices of her characters, allowing each one to tell their own story while also highlighting the interconnectedness of their lives. The shifting perspectives offer readers a rich, layered view of the world, with each character’s inner world revealing profound insights about the human condition. Her prose is lyrical and evocative, capturing the nuances of her characters’ emotions and the complexities of their experiences. Lalami’s ability to create tension through subtle, understated moments—whether in dialogue or in the quiet spaces between events—is a testament to her skill as a storyteller. The novel’s pace, while measured, builds a sense of anticipation and emotional depth as the characters’ stories unfold.
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