Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh (Book Analysis)

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<i>Decline and Fall</i> by Evelyn Waugh, which begins with a young man named Paul Pennyfeather being humiliated by his fellow students at Oxford University, and subsequently expelled. As a result, he is forced to take a teaching job in Wales, where he comes into contact with a whole host of colourful characters, including a bigamist who repeatedly fakes his own death, a bewigged schoolmaster who would rather be a preacher, and a butler to whom there is far more than meets the eye.
<i>Decline and Fall</i> is the first novel published by Evelyn Waugh, who went on to write a number of other novels set in the interwar period, including
<i>Vile Bodies</i> (1930) and
<i>Brideshead Revisited</i> (1945).

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