The House at Sunset

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Set in the declining landscape of the early 20th century, the narrative follows Public Health Inspector Jonathan Roper, who views the deteriorating house as a disgrace. As it transforms into apartments and shops, including a café catering to a less affluent clientele, Roper advocates for its demolition, reflecting themes of urban decay and societal change. The story captures the tension between progress and preservation amid a shifting social environment.