Bennett's latest novella reflects on the pandemic through the lens of a care home, exploring themes of comedy and pathos amidst national crises.
In Hill Topp House, the residents confront mortality and rules enforced by the authoritarian Mrs McBryde, highlighting the absurdities and snobberies of the elderly.
The story serves as a parable, capturing the unique dynamics of life in a care home while exposing the vulnerabilities and resilience of its residents.
Bennett's sharp observations illuminate the intersections of humor and tragedy, revealing how the isolation of the pandemic shaped the experiences of the residents.
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