Ölümcül

The characters often blur the lines between right and wrong, which kept me guessing about their true motives. I wonder what the author intended to say about morality in such a corrupt world.

There were moments that felt slow but necessary for building suspense. I'm curious if others felt the same or if the pacing affected their engagement.

The backdrop of France adds a layer of cultural nuance and mood. Do you think the story would have been different if set elsewhere?