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1. describe the environment of the house in susan’s viewpoint before and after mathew’s betraying. 2. how is their bedroom described after the betraying? 3. what intelligent choices do they make in the beginning? 4. what did susan do and how did she feel in the hotel room at first and after mathew discovers it? 5. what was the center of susan and mathew’s life? 6. how was susan professionally? 7. how does susan try to solve the betraying in her head at first? 8. what was her hope after the betraying and before she went mad? 9. why does susan invent she has a lover? 10. analyze the meaning of the devil in the story. 11. why does the narrator say the demons have disappeared in the end of the story?

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Susan and Matthew Rawlings's marriage is described as that of a couple, who are "well matched". They were in their late twenties when they married and had known each other a long time. Before they had children, Susan was employed in an advertising firm, and Matthew was employed as a sub-editor for a London newspaper. They bought a house in Richmond and went on to have four children. They have a happy marriage, but their marriage lacks life..... excitement. The couple is complacent, but they both know that something isn't quite right. The fact that they love each other, however, leads them to believe that all is well..... their marriage will be a success.

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