Ocean Prey

The ocean setting adds a layer of danger and isolation that really ramps up the tension. I wonder what inspired the choice of this environment and how it influences the characters' actions.

The story kept me hooked with its rapid twists, but I was curious if that was a conscious decision to mirror the chaos of the sea or just natural to the plot.

Some decisions seemed morally gray, which made me think about how far people are willing to go when pushed to the limit. Did anyone else find themselves questioning what they would do in similar situations?