The episode's visual style and Joe Wright's directing were highly commended;[1] the setting for the episode garnered positive reception.[3][3][4] Christian Bone of WhatCulture praises the "distinctive pastel-coloured visual palette"[63] and Hall compliments "stellar production values",[61] while Forbes' Paul Tassi calls it the "most visually-stunning" of the series.[7] Sophie Gilbert of The Atlantic praises the juxtaposition of calm visuals with narrative tension.[8] Robinson notes that the aesthetics mark a difference between the characters with high and low ratings.[9] Adam Chitwood comments for Collider that the visual style "keeps everything focused on the characters", which is different to Joe Wright's typical style.[3] Setranah notes that Netflix's large budget is apparent in the visuals of the episode,[10] and The Independent writers suggest it is detailed enough to be revisited.[11]