Constance Dunlap

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The story opens with Carlton Dunlap, who enters his apartment late at night, appearing anxious and on edge, reminiscent of a hunted animal. Despite the smell of whisky on his breath, he shows no signs of intoxication. His cautious behavior, including locking the door and listening intently, suggests he feels a looming threat. The absence of his wife, Constance, heightens his unease as he nervously approaches the bedroom, hinting at underlying tensions and potential dangers in their relationship.