Lizard
It was fine. Like a b rated cheesy sci-fi movie you put on when you're in the hospital and you think hey it's actually kinda good but when you rewatch it at home (since you zoned out with the beeps of the machines and the volume was stuck at 4), it's not as good as you remember. I didn't particularly care about Ophelia nor did I care about the rest of the characters. A lot of the events and interactions felt shallow; I fear the actual horror and interest started to pick up as soon as it died off. It was hard to pick up and understand, I don't think I fully picked up on what was going on but overall it was a decent read. My biggest gripe actually has to do with the romance, it wasn't needed and felt incredibly forced with no actual chemistry building to illicit a purpose for it being a point.
It was fine. Like a b rated cheesy sci-fi movie you put on when you're in the hospital and you think hey it's actually kinda good but when you rewatch it at home (since you zoned out with the beeps of the machines and the volume was stuck at 4), it's not as good as you remember. I didn't particularly care about Ophelia nor did I care about the rest of the characters. A lot of the events and interactions felt shallow; I fear the actual horror and interest started to pick up as soon as it died off. It was hard to pick up and understand, I don't think I fully picked up on what was going on but overall it was a decent read. My biggest gripe actually has to do with the romance, it wasn't needed and felt incredibly forced with no actual chemistry building to illicit a purpose for it being a point.