No es mi hija

The story's tension hinges on the mother's perception of reality — I wonder what sparked the idea to explore this kind of psychological ambiguity.

The narrative keeps blurring lines between truth and perception, making me wonder how much of it is deliberate misdirection. How did others interpret the protagonist's experience?

The pacing and reveal felt carefully planned, but I’m curious whether the non-linear approach was planned from the start or developed during writing.