A House at the Bottom of a Lake

I kind of enjoyed the storyline, but I think the writing.. I couldn't take it seriously – maybe it's just not for me. (It kind of sounded like Olivie Blake's Atlas Six minus all her fancy prose lol

I think the idea of the 'being' in the house being a wax figure, and like Amelia said, "We could have shaped it into anything we wanted it to be" symbolizes many of the thing that could be shaped, like their feelings for one another, or continuing this path. I had to look on gr for other people's insights, and it does sound like the house wants them to stay together, whether if it's with good intentions, or wanting to trap them.. who knows..