Really liked the "bizarro world seen through bizarro eyes" approach here. It did feel a bit icky at times how mentally ill A becomes, but her descent is flawlessly done. You're never left asking yourself why she's acting differently, even though her shift is fairly extreme over the course of the story. There's a lot of great satire and humor here, but you're going to have to not mind a heavy dose of sadness and cynicism paired with the laughs.