Oooh interesting question. I don’t think either is totally “right” or “wrong”. I think it’s kind of harsh how Granny talks to Ambra and makes decisions about her job without her input. But also it might be hard for Granny that she is doing all the work around the house and Ambra isn’t really contributing at all. And I feel like Granny is also worried that Ambra is a bit stuck right now and doesn’t seem to know how to move forward even toward her dream.
This is the life of Ambra, a lazy wannabe journalist living with her grandma Dalia in a remote mountain village in the northeast of Italy. If you want to embark on her journey, read about the generational gap between Ambra and her grandma and discover what it's like living in the godforsaken mountains, you're in the right place!
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