Apples Never Fall

The portrayal of the family felt almost idyllic, but then secrets started bubbling up. Did that balance work for others or feel a bit staged?

The shifting viewpoints kept me guessing but also made me think about how different narrators shape our understanding of the story. Was this a deliberate choice from the start?

Looking back, certain clues seemed obvious, but I wonder if others were genuinely surprised by the reveal or saw it coming.