Some Can See

The story delves into the idea that some truths are only visible to a few. I'm curious what motivated this focus on perception versus reality.

The ghostly elements felt layered, almost like they represented deeper emotional or psychological conflicts. What interpretations did others have?

Listening to the story adds a different atmosphere, especially with the sound design. I wonder if the author envisioned it specifically for audio or if it works just as well in print.