She Made Me Do It

The twists kept me guessing, but I wonder what influenced the decision to make the protagonist's mind so unpredictable. Was it based on real cases or purely fictional?

The sense of betrayal felt intense, but I kept wondering if that rapid shift was necessary for the story's tension or if it could have been drawn out more.

The story moved quickly but still gave moments to breathe and understand the characters' motivations. Curious whether this was a deliberate choice during drafting.