Into the Water: Traue keinem. Auch nicht dir selbst

The shifting viewpoints added layers to the mystery, but I wonder if that was always the plan or evolved during writing. Did it make the story more complex or engaging?

The characters' reactions to loss felt so raw and realistic, but it also made me reflect on how different people process tragedy. Was that tension intentional to evoke empathy?

The setting feels almost like a character itself, with the water symbolizing secrets and concealment. I’m curious if the author drew from real places or crafted it purely from imagination.