Wolf ohne Fährte

The cultural elements add so much depth, but I'm curious whether this was based on extensive research or personal insight. Did the traditions shape the plot more than I realized?

I loved the atmosphere, but at times it felt like the story paused. Was that intentional to build authenticity, or did it affect the suspense for others?

The landscape felt so alive and integral to the plot. Did the vivid descriptions make anyone else feel more connected to the land and characters?