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The setting feels like a character itself, amplifying the suspense and mood. I'm curious whether the location was chosen for its symbolic or practical reasons.

Her layered personality and motivations kept me guessing, but also made her feel real. I wonder how much of her character was shaped by real cases or purely fictional creation.

Sometimes thrillers rush through character moments, but this one seems to weave both seamlessly. I'm interested in how the pacing was planned to serve both aspects.