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The balance between suspense and supernatural elements felt very natural but also complex. I wonder what inspired the decision to weave these genres together so seamlessly.

There were some moments that felt a bit slow, but they also gave space for character development. I'm curious if that was a deliberate choice to build tension.

The protagonist's journey felt deeply intertwined with questions of who they are versus how others see them. Did anyone else find these themes resonant or thought-provoking?