The House on the Moor, V. 3/3

The House on the Moor, written by Mrs. Oliphant in the mid-19th century, follows 17-year-old Susan and her troubled brother Horace as they navigate familial strife and societal expectations in Cumbria. After their mother's death and under the oppressive control of their father, Mr. Scarsdale, Susan's journey is marked by emotional burdens and complex relationships, particularly with Horace, who struggles with bitterness and manipulation. The novel explores themes of love, loyalty, and the impact of a fractured family on personal growth.