The twins were given distinct wardrobes and appearances to tell them apart, but I still felt it required too much focus to figure out who was who. Perhaps glasses would have made it easier, or maybe I just wasn’t putting in enough effort. The initial episode seemed restrained and lacked a sense of urgency. However, the scene set in the woods early on in the second episode did establish the general feel of what was to come. It quickly became clear that this would be a series prone to meandering, withholding important details, and avoiding directness. I initially hoped they might redeem themselves with some clever twists, but that didn’t happen. Even the twin storyline wasn't explored sufficiently. After roughly four episodes, most of its appeal disappeared. What should have been an intriguing puzzle became dull. This went far beyond a gradual unfolding of events; it was excessively slow. It took eleven full episodes for anything significant to occur. The resolution felt disappointing considering how long I waited, and they had the nerve to include hints about future installments.

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