Sound Design and Storytelling in Adaptation

This chapter explores the nuanced sound design in the adaptation, particularly the use of whistling as a form of communication that enhances emotional depth. It highlights the chilling portrayal of the Seraphites, addressing the normalization of violence within their culture, while also examining pivotal character moments and moral dilemmas faced by the protagonists. Through these discussions, the chapter underscores the delicate balance between horror and beauty in narrative storytelling.