Ragdoll: Muñeco de trapo

The visceral imagery really stuck with me, but I wonder if there's a deeper message behind the symbolism or if it was purely for shock value.

I loved how the different viewpoints added layers to the mystery, but initially I had to reorient myself with each shift. Was that intentional to build suspense?

The story moved so quickly, yet I felt connected to the characters' emotional journeys. Did the pacing help or hinder the depth of their stories?