Der Tod so nah

The emotional depth added a layer of complexity to the story that really resonated. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or wanted to highlight a particular aspect of loss.

The rawness of their emotions made the story more intense, but it also made me think about how grief shapes our actions. Was that emotional honesty intentional or a reflection of real pain?

Some parts felt slow but necessary for building tension — do you think that pacing kept the mystery more impactful or did it drag at times?