Object
John Wadsworth’s House
A fixed domestic location symbolizing John Wadsworth's family life and the external threat of his affair being exposed. Serves as a narrative anchor for his paranoia and Vicky Fleming's observational tension.
1 appearances
Purpose
John Wadsworth's family residence and street-facing entry point
Significance
Embodies John's double life; fuels his fear of discovery and Vicky's emotional threat from his domestic reality
Appearances in the Narrative
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