The island itself is a character, and much of the story is told through its environment. Take your time to observe the details: the graffiti on the rocks, the scattered debris, the specific types of flora and fauna, and the way light interacts with the landscape. These details often mirror the narrator's internal state or provide subtle clues about the island's history and the events he describes. For example, certain rock formations might resemble figures, or specific objects might appear in different locations across playthroughs. The more you look, the more you'll find to interpret.
