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The narrator’s perspective kept me guessing about what was real and what was manipulation. I'm curious what inspired the choice to tell the story this way.

The tension dipped a bit before picking up again, which made me wonder if that was intentional to build suspense or a pacing flaw.

Her influence loomed large, and I found myself questioning how much of her presence was psychological rather than physical. Did anyone else find her role more haunting than active?