Ceux qu'on tue (Les aventures de Lily Kitner)

The characters' justifications for their actions made me wonder what I would do in their situation. Did their motives seem believable or just pure manipulation?

There were so many twists and turns — I kept guessing what would happen next. I'm curious whether the pacing was planned to build suspense or evolved naturally.

The confined setting added a lot of pressure and intimacy to the narrative. I wonder if this choice was driven by a desire to intensify character interactions or for storytelling convenience.