Sono un'assassina?

The suburban setting adds a layer of normalcy that makes the crime feel even more unsettling. I wonder if this was meant to contrast with the chaos of the mystery itself.

It seemed like the investigation hit a lull before everything came together. Was this intentional to build suspense or just natural story progression?

Their interactions felt layered with subtle tension and trust issues. I'm curious how much of that was in the original draft versus the final version.