Snow Country

The icy setting feels almost like a character itself, reflecting the themes of isolation and memory. I'm curious whether the environment was chosen for its symbolic weight or for personal reasons.

The reflective passages can feel slow but also add depth to the characters’ inner worlds. I wonder if this was an intentional choice to evoke the sense of time standing still.

His emotional unraveling felt very real, but I’m curious about others’ take on whether he finds resolution or simply acceptance of his past.