The Eye in the Door

The portrayal of trauma feels so visceral and personal. I wonder what inspired the choice to focus so deeply on mental health and its ripple effects.

The characters’ struggles with acceptance and secrecy really resonated, but also made me think about how much society influences personal truth. Was that a deliberate theme?

The historical backdrop adds so much depth, especially with the lingering effects of war on the characters. I’m curious how much research went into creating this atmosphere.