The Eyes Are the Best Part

The story delves into how we see and interpret the world around us, but I'm curious what sparked the idea to explore this through horror and psychological tension.

The gradual unraveling made me question whether I would trust my own perceptions in similar situations. Did others find the character's paranoia relatable or too extreme?

The horror felt psychological more than visceral, which is rare. I'm interested in how the writing choices contributed to this unsettling mood.