The Garden Party
What is the shadowy meaning Mr Neave has at the end of the story?
"An ideal family" by katherine mansfield
"An ideal family" by katherine mansfield
Neave recognizes his limitations due to age and like the old man he dreads the drudgery of continuing to live a life of self-imposed isolation. Like Sisyphus of Greek mythology who was forced to eternally roll a stone up a hill, Mr. Neave will carry on as he has always done because he feels he has no other choice.
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