A Very Proper Monster

The mix of Victorian manners with supernatural creatures felt fresh and immersive. I'm curious whether this came from a specific fascination or a desire to explore contrasts.

It was fun to see a creature so refined and polite, yet hiding a dangerous secret. Did that contrast make the stakes feel higher for anyone else?

The romantic tension was palpable, but the world-building added so much depth. I wonder if the pacing was intentional to keep these elements in harmony or if one evolved more than the other.