A DARK NIGHTS WORK

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The novella features Valeria Buxton, who becomes embroiled in her brother Godfrey's horrific crime, leading her to confront themes of morality, guilt, and redemption. As she grapples with her loyalty to family versus the pursuit of justice, Gaskell explores the psychological impact of concealing wrongdoing. The narrative is enriched by keen social observations and the complexities of personal responsibility, making it a suspenseful examination of human nature and moral dilemmas within the Victorian context.