Enterrado en la Memoria

The way memories seemed shaky made me question what was true and what was manipulation. Did this make the story more tense for others too?

The narrative jumps and fragmented memories created a disorienting yet compelling experience. I wonder if this was planned from the beginning or developed during writing.

The depth of the characters’ mental states felt very authentic, but I’m curious whether real cases influenced the portrayal or if it’s purely fictional.