Ghostlight

The supernatural aspects felt so intertwined with the characters' inner struggles. I'm curious what inspired the choice to explore these themes through ghostly encounters.

The pacing allowed for deep character development, but I wonder if others found it a bit slow at times. Was this intentional to create a sense of lingering unease?

The setting added to the eerie atmosphere and heightened the sense of secrets. I'm interested in whether the author intended this to mirror the characters' inner isolation.