Der blinde Tod

The confined timeframe heightens the suspense, but I'm curious if this was a deliberate decision to ramp up tension or just a storytelling preference.

The psychological depth of the characters added richness, but I wondered if some backstories could have been explored more. What stood out to others?

There were moments where the story sped up and others where it slowed down—did that make the suspense more effective or disrupt the flow?