![]() ![]() And it is a violation of something inherent in a person’s character to go against that natural state. Melancholy terrified him.” Natural StatesĮloise is convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt that there are natural states of things. He wanted an explanation, needed one, for this awful tiredness that seemed to be taking over. That probably explained his exceptional melancholy. ![]() “He stared out the window at the sun, which was slipping low on the horizon. The result of this inextricable connection is the persistence of irony: sunny days rains melancholy down upon him: That incongruity become inextricably linked to the tragedy itself in the mind of Sir Phillip. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.Ī terribly tragic incident that incongruously occurs on a sunny day opens the story. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community. ![]()
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