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A 10 page paper which examines the nature of human relationships seen in Sinclair Ross’
work “As for Me and My House.” No additional sources cited.
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received mixed reviews when it first came out back in 1941. It was a story that many people did not necessarily appreciate for its commentary on human relationships, something that
has changed, for it now stands as a powerful example of excellent Canadian literature. The following paper examines the nature of the human relationships within Ross book. The paper focuses
on Mr. Bentley, Mrs. Bentley, and Judith. Mr. Bentley Mr. Bentley is an individual who is incredibly dissatisfied with his life. He is a man who is unhappy
with his position in society and unhappy with his role as a minister as it involves stereotypes and the expectations of society. In many ways his character is one that
is lost and confused. He is not a bitter and angry individual as much as he is an individual who does not necessarily know what he wants, but yet knows
that what he has does not offer the answer to his identity questions. We see Mr. Bentley as a man who feels a need to move from one town to
another quite often because of his dissatisfaction with his life. This sense of restlessness and unhappiness is clearly reflected in his relationships, as is often the case when someone is
unhappy with themselves. He seeks answers through his relationships with others yet never finds the answer. He is also a man who retreats from the world as often as he
can: "He went out for an hour after supper to walk it off, but now hes retreated again to the little room weve fix up for hi as a study
room, the door closed significantly" (Ross 17). His wife is a woman who stands by him, happily or unhappily, throughout everything and in this we see Mr. Bentley perhaps
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