The Distance of Rescue

The non-linear storytelling really pulls you into a disorienting world. I'm curious what inspired the choice to tell it this way—was it to mirror the characters' mental states or something else?

The emotional weight was intense, but I kept wondering how much of their pain was amplified by the surreal elements. Am I the only one who felt this tug-of-war between empathy and discomfort?

The subtle fantastical touches felt so integrated and purposeful. I wonder if these elements were meant to symbolize something about memory or perception.