A Fuga de Jane

The story keeps shifting perspectives, and I wondered what inspired the choice to gradually unveil her past instead of revealing everything upfront.

The tension was high, but the slower moments made me curious if they were intentional to deepen character development or just a pacing choice.

It felt like every relationship was on edge, which made me question who was genuine and who was hiding something. Did anyone else feel this added to the sense of paranoia?