The Remains of the Day travel Reinventing Yourself After a Loss

Reinventing Yourself After a Loss

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The Remains of the Day travel Reinventing Yourself After a LossThe novel's narrator, Stevens, is a perfect English butler who tries to give his narrow existence form and meaning through the self effacing, almost mystical practice of his profession. In a career that spans the second World War, Stevens is oblivious of the real life that goes on around him oblivious, for instance, of the fact that his aristocrat employer is a Nazi sympathizer. Still, there are even larger matters at stake in this heartbreaking,