Darlington Hall

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Darlington Hall is the grand English country estate that serves as the primary backdrop for Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel "The Remains of the Day," symbolizing tradition, duty, and the fading British aristocracy.

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Darlington Hall canonical 2

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instanceOf fictional country house
fictional location
appearsIn The Remains of the Day
appearsInWorkBy Kazuo Ishiguro
associatedWithTheme class and hierarchy
loyalty and service
memory and regret
political naivety of the British aristocracy
country England
createdBy Kazuo Ishiguro
employs Miss Kenton
Stevens
firstPublishedInWorkYear 1989
functionInPlot place of Stevens’s lifelong service
site of international political conferences
hasRoleInNarrative primary backdrop of the story
languageOfWork English
laterOwnedBy Mr Farraday
literarySymbolOf decline of the English country house
duty
fading British aristocracy
tradition
medium novel
narrativePerspectiveRelation seen through the eyes of Stevens
ownedBy Lord Darlington
settingOf The Remains of the Day
symbolizesForProtagonist ideal of professional dignity
missed personal opportunities
timePeriodDepicted interwar years
post–Second World War era

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The Remains of the Day settingPlace Darlington Hall