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The Man of Property - Coggle Diagram

- - - - into white waistcoats in summer,
      - had prevented him from ever appearing in public with his tie climbing up his collar
      - to dust his patent leather boots before a great multitude assembled on Speech Day to hear him recite Moliere.
      - He would not have gone without a bath for worlds
      - impossible to conceive of him with a hair out of place,
    - - Soames liked her to dine in a low dress, it gave him an inexpressible feeling of superiority to the majority of his acquaintance,
- - - - .The wife: simple
        "her amber-colored hair", "bathing in wayside streams, for the joy of the freshness"
      - The husband: particular about appearance, strong sense of competition
    - - Appearance: nothing individual to disguise people
      - Nature: like the Celt and Saxon
    - - A custom: The custom had produced no revolution. .
      - The way they sit: The happy pair were seated, not opposite each other, but rectangularly, at the handsome rosewood table; they dined without a cloth
      - Their talking: Soames liked to talk during dinner about business, or what he had been buying, and so long as he talked Irene’s silence did not distress him.
      - The atmosphere:
        
        His nervousness about this disclosure irritated him profoundly; she had no business to make him feel like that—a wife and a husband being one person
        
        She had not looked at him once since they sat down;
  - - - Just a piece of his property that could not understand
      - equated his furniture to/with his wife
      - not pay any role to his house
      - He did thing just for his own sake, not for her( the house, theatre)
    - - to show that he was generous ( not mean)
      - to isolate Irene
      - to win her love, to posses her
      - to satisfy himself
      - to be concerned about his own ambition only
      - He took Irene to the theatre --> prove the relationship