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Big Sur, California
Big Sur, California, serves as more than just a picturesque backdrop for the novel—it heightens the novel’s themes of isolation, secrecy, and looming danger. The rugged cliffs, crashing waves, and dense forests create an atmosphere of both beauty and trepidation, mirroring the emotional turbulence of the characters. The remote, sometimes inescapable setting intensifies the stakes of the mystery, as the resort’s guests are trapped both physically and psychologically, cut off from the outside world. The setting also reinforces the novel’s exploration of illusions; just as the stunning landscape hides treacherous cliffs and unpredictable weather, the elegant resort masks deep-seated betrayals and hidden motives.
Resort at Broken Point
The resort serves as a microcosm of deception and confinement, where luxury and sophistication mask underlying tensions and hidden truths. Its secluded location heightens the sense of isolation, forcing the characters into close quarters and...
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