As Musas

The detailed descriptions of campus and student culture really drew me in, but it also made me wonder if the setting was meant to mirror the protagonist's inner isolation.

The integration of mythological themes added a layered depth, but I'm curious whether that was a deliberate choice to reflect the characters' inner struggles or just for atmosphere.

The initial tension was gripping, but then it slowed down, which made me wonder if that was intentional to build suspense or just a natural flow of the narrative.