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Nash Falls feels so lived-in, but I wondered if the town’s tight-knit vibe made the mystery even more intense. How did others perceive the setting's role in building tension?

The hints about their past kept me guessing, but I’m curious whether this was planned from the start or developed as the story unfolded.

There were parts that seemed slower, which gave space for character depth — was that a deliberate choice to heighten the suspense later on?