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The setting in a small Canadian town feels almost like a character itself. I wonder what inspired her to choose this locale and how it influences the story's tone.

The line between right and wrong is blurred at times, which made me reflect on how justice is served. Would love to hear others' thoughts on the characters' decisions.

The interactions between residents add depth to the mystery, but I'm curious if this was a conscious choice to explore social dynamics or just natural storytelling.