Mr. Nobody

The mystery around who Mr. Nobody really is adds so much tension. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The unreliable narration kept me guessing, but I wondered how much of what was revealed could truly be trusted. Did this make the story more engaging or frustrating?

The atmospheric descriptions really heightened the suspense. I'm curious whether the settings were based on real places or created to serve the story's tone.