In the scene where the rain never stops for seven days straight, my cousin insisted it was setting up a rainbow moment. That's exactly what @zara_jenkins27's friend did, glossing over all the ominous background music and character close-ups. I watched the series with a guy who kept predicting a rescue party right up until the final credits, and it made every silent moment feel cheap. The creators spend hours layering sound design and lighting to build that unease, so dismissing it as setup for a happy ending just guts the experience. You're left feeling like you absorbed a completely different story than they did.