A Case of Spirits

The paranormal scenes felt like more than just spooky encounters—they seemed to mirror the characters' internal struggles. How did others interpret the spirits' role in the story?

The Victorian era is rich with gothic atmosphere, but adding spirits and supernatural themes made it even more immersive. I wonder if the author drew on specific historical or literary influences?

There were moments where the story seemed to linger, but it created a tense, atmospheric mood. Did the author aim for a slow burn or was that just how the plot unfolded?