In the first place of the remains of the day why may we


In the first place of The Remains of the Day, why may we imagine that Stevens is entirely unsympathetic? Is it genuine or does he simply seem, by all accounts, to be so? Does Ishiguro need us to learn something by making this character? Will we learn something by being all the more understanding rather than just not preferring some individual?

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