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Love, Regret, Servitude, and Tragedy in ‘The Remains of the Day’
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Love, Regret, Servitude, and Tragedy in ‘The Remains of the Day’
The 1993 movie ‘The Remains of the Day’ tells the story of Stevens; a butler in service to a wealthy lord at his home in Darlington Hall. Based upon the novel by Kazuo Ishiguro, the story evokes great heartbreak in its audience as we watch Stevens fail at every turn to feel and express his emotions. His apparent indifference to the death of his father, his unexpressed love for Miss Kenton, and his unwillingness to acknowledge his employer’s Nazi…
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