Don't Lie to Me

The way characters manipulate truths made me wonder how often we might be deceived in everyday life. Did this aspect make the story more unsettling or relatable?

Their backstory added depth but also made me question how much of their behavior is shaped by past trauma versus personal choice. Wondering what led to this character's creation.

The story balanced slow revelations with intense moments really well. I'm curious whether this pacing was plotted from the start or developed organically.