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He used her fears to try and conquer her mind and soul and make her feel as though she was worth nothing. He flaunted his mistress around the town so bluntly as to show that he cared nothing about Delia or their marriage. He was the worst husband possible and did everything he could to disrespect and belittle his wife
In reading the story it is easy to see that Sykes becomes somewhat jealous of Delia... Showed first 250 characters
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He was the worst husband possible and did everything he could to disrespect and belittle his wife
In reading the story it is easy to see that Sykes becomes somewhat jealous of Delia. At first, he did all that he could to win Delia’s heart and keep it... Showed next 250 characters
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