The First to Die at the End

Silvera's portrayal of different characters facing their end adds depth. I'm curious what inspired the decision to give each character their own narrative voice.

The pacing kept me on edge, but I wondered if slowing down at certain points was intentional to deepen emotional impact. What do others think?

The premise raises so many questions about how we live our lives knowing our end. I'm curious if this idea came from personal reflection or a different source.