Disturbed

The way the story delves into mental unraveling is intense. I'm curious whether real experiences or research influenced this portrayal.

The story kept me hooked at the start and end, but the middle felt more introspective. I'm wondering if that was a deliberate choice to deepen tension.

The blend of suspense and horror was seamless, but I wonder what guided the author's focus — was it character-driven or plot-driven?