Point of View

The novel is written in first-person, and the perspectives are limited to three characters – Mab, Monday, and Maribel. There are several factors that make the perspectives less limited. The girls are triplets, meaning they have a deep understanding of each other and share nonverbal communication. For example, when the perspective is limited to Mab, she can often tell what her sisters are thinking or feeling based on their expressions and their deep connections. Another factor is that Mirabel is confined to a wheelchair and is heavily dependent on assistance, meaning she is often with her mother, Nora. This puts her in a position to hear conversations that the girls would not know otherwise, especially considering her time at the bar and at Nora's therapy sessions.

There are still some limitations to the perspective, partly as a means of keeping information secret for the plot twists...