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... words and descriptions that envelop the reader in a world of friendships and betrayals during the Second World War. Knowles finds a way describing the setting without excessive wording that would normally bore a reader. He describes the day Gene revisits The Devon School as a "kind of wet, self-pitying November day when every speck of dirt stands out clearly it blew wet moody ... ...
... was a game, they need to have secrets becuase they were in a very rigid society circles and they couldn't scape, the novels is offering a social critic to them because they were bore and they have nothing to do they have all the money and luxury and nothing to do. All of them were very well known because in the same circle evrybody ... ...
... . Instead, she is the one who gets pre! gnant and trapped in a lo! veless marriage, divorced from her husband for having an affair before him, and having the daughter she bore removed from her care because she was deemed an unfit mother. The last pitiful account of Caddy in the book is when she tries to get a glimpse of her daughter ... ...
