nojamms

i suppose you can appreciate it when you look at it a bit more philosophically. the tragedy of those two, how they were more than who they were on that night of murder, not perfect strangers. it was really sad how the fate of those two was already decided. that last scene was what drove that tragedy home.

you put it perfectly. in the end what carried it left an impact (on me personally) wasn't even the mystery or suspense. it was how absolutely tragic it was. both of their lives ruined. and moreover the last scene which showed how it was different, that murder wasn't what brought them together, they had a pure and wholesome connection before this. how their (the characters') fate was decided and how it had to go that way was what left an impact on me.

the story was amazing as it was. fr. but the last scene annihilated me. left nothing. i cried and can't stop groaning even now. there's no way to expect what this would be. it was actually near perfect for my taste, love the unreliable narrator trope. perfect even.