Foxlowe

The world-building around the cult felt so immersive and unsettling. I'm curious whether real-life groups influenced these details or if it was entirely imagined.

Her limited view made the story tense and claustrophobic, but it also made me question how much of her reality was influenced by her upbringing. What did others think about her reliability?

The setting felt so oppressive yet poetic, and the characters’ inner lives added layers of complexity. I wonder what led to the choice of this tone and style.