Die Nanny

The slow unveiling kept me guessing, but I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing. How did this narrative decision shape the story's tension?

The lines between right and wrong felt blurred, which added a layer of unease. Did this make the characters more relatable or just more complex?

The isolated, rainy environment seemed to heighten the suspense. Was this environment inspired by real places or chosen for atmosphere?