The music/background noise in this was amazing. I loved how it started off as a clear song but as the days went by in the house, it slowly turned into a more mechanical feel that sounded less like a song and more like weird background noises. At first I thought the pivot into a woods chase horror segment didn't really connect well with the intimate plot of the first half, but now I can see that it does a good job of further representing self-destruction. I was going to replay it to give more notes, but you succeeded so well in your tone that I can't bring myself to.