Das Dunkle

The landscape and cultural backdrop seem to play a crucial role in shaping the story's mood. I'm curious whether the Irish setting was chosen for its symbolism or its influence on characters' psyche.

The subtle tension kept me on edge, but I wonder if others experienced this lingering sense of dread or if I was reading into it too much.

The style amplified the novel's psychological depth, but I'm interested in what motivated the author to craft the narrative this way—was it to mirror memory or mental illness?