Ripple

The way the disaster unfolds feels very visceral and realistic. I'm curious whether the author drew from real events or created it entirely from imagination.

The characters' reactions during the crisis seemed very human, but at times I wondered if some plot points were driven more by tension than realism. What was others' take?

The moments of high tension kept me on the edge of my seat, but I also appreciated the slower, reflective parts. Was this balance intentional to build suspense?