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King creates a chilling and claustrophobic atmosphere — I wonder if he drew from real-world isolation fears or imagined it purely as a plot device.

The rapid breakdown of order felt both believable and terrifying. I’m curious whether this was meant to comment on human nature or just heighten suspense.

Listening to different characters' voices added layers to the narrative, but I’m wondering if the story would have felt different from a single point of view.