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We Have Always Lived in the Castle society & value guide

Midcentury America

Midcentury America values order, “stable possessions”, reputation and strict gender expectations. These beliefs make the village judge difference harshly, while the Blackwoods answer with pride, secrecy and withdrawal, turning social pressure into suspicion, conflict and control.

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