The Inside of the Cup Vol 2.

Set against the backdrop of a church, the narrative explores the intricate dynamics of its congregation through the eyes of Hodder, who observes familiar faces each Sunday. The description paints a vivid picture of the church's ambiance, with winter light illuminating the space and the choir's hymns resonating through the arches. Characters such as the rigid Eldon Parr, the pompous Everett Constable, and the enigmatic widow Mrs. Larrabbee add depth to the scene, revealing themes of social status, loss, and the subtle tensions that arise within a seemingly decorous community.