The Second Stranger

The story constantly challenged who was telling the truth, making me question every character's motives. Did this unpredictability enhance or detract from the suspense for others?

Switching viewpoints added layers to the mystery, but I'm curious if it was planned from the start or developed during writing. How did this approach influence the pacing?

Their struggle to navigate right and wrong made the story feel more real. Did others find themselves sympathizing with their choices or questioning them?