Helena Kubicek Boye

Chapter 1: The scenario feels real. It feels like the ones I’ve been watching on YouTube in my spare time. How the serial killer feel while murdering someone.
Villy’s reason was revenge. We’ll see about that. How this story goes.

Chapter 2: I’m with Villy on this one. You can’t force yourself to just be okay the next day when you’re suffering from something today. It may even take months or years to recover from that pain because yes… while digging for those painful memories, the pain will also cling to that. Your body remembers everything traumatic and so does your mind.

Chapter 3: This chapter talks about how she (Anna) persuaded her decisions in life not letting other people especially her parents—as mentioned here. It portrays how Anna thinks positively despite knowing what lies ahead. She grabs the opportunity to working in Sater—Sweden’s most notorious psychiatric clinic. She’s hoping that by accepting the challenge of working in Sater, it would then be easier for her to apply to other clinics/hospitals.
I’m kinda scared for her actually. I’m getting this vibe where she’s gonna get crazy being there. But if ever she cured her patients instead, then a hero is born. This is exciting.

Chapter 4: Okay. This whole chapter gives an eerie vibe. First, the driver who knows her identity. Second, that out of the blue questions from the driver. It feels like one of those movies where EVERYTHING is plotted from when the MC set foot on the area. Lastly, when her instincts had kicked in that she wanna turn back. That’s not a good start at work.