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Dr Faraday - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Faraday's juxtaposition of being a maid's son in 1919 to would-be master of Hundreds in 1949 constitute mental misconception
  - - - believed he was owed it as he wanted it so desperately
        
        territorial and violent force was sparked
        
        Caroline dies
      - sends Rod to a mental institution
        
        tries to do the same with Mrs Ayres
  - - - hardly 'the match [she] had planned for [Caroline]' 400
        
        her class prejudice and the fact that she doesnt treat him as a doctor but as a maids son are fatal for her.
  - - - master of Hundreds Hall
- - - - time whereby the decline of the setting has taken place
  - - - as she tries to delay the inevitable he buys her a wedding dress and tells her to name a date
  - - - disrepects his class
  - - - sees abseloutley through the decaying, collapsed setting
- - - - even if he is completely ignorant of how his true intentions influence the presence at Hundreds, he still knowlingly used his position of power (doctor, friend, gentleman) to manipulate the Ayres to reach his goal.
  - - - obsession with the house
      - jealousy of the Ayres family and their social status
      - subtle contempt and impatience with the family for letting the property go to ruin
- - - - at any cost
        
        destroys a part of the house to obtain some of it
      - returns with the same determination as an adult
        
        chillingly destroys much more than plaster
- - - - likely to accomodate his mother's life and work experience
        
        'this was a nursery servant's speaking tube [...] I had the sudden irrational idea that i'd hear her calling my name.' 344
    - - specific childhood acorn memory is activated by what the past Hundreds encasulates