The Promised Neverland, Vol. 2

The story moved from quiet hope to high-stakes danger so fast that I almost missed some of the subtle clues. Was this pacing intentional to keep readers on edge?

They have to work together but also suspect each other constantly, which feels so realistic but heartbreaking. How would you handle trust in such a dire situation?

The confined setting really amplifies the suspense and paranoia. Do you think expanding beyond the orphanage would have changed the story's impact?