Small Town Sins

The quiet, familiar backdrop made the unfolding crimes feel even more unsettling. Did the setting make the story more threatening or claustrophobic for others?

The characters felt complex and sometimes unlikable, which made me think about how good and bad can coexist. What do you think led to this choice in storytelling?

The pacing of revelations kept me guessing but also made me reflect on how the story was built. Was this planned from the start or did it evolve during writing?