t she decided to come to the transfer of ownership and the signing of papers. She was greeted with a door being slammed in her face by her father. Much like Cordelia, Caroline was banished in the eyes of her father, and had no right to any of the land. At this point, the relationships of the family members' begin to take form and disaster and madness sets in. So despite the prosperity the farm is creating, and the honest uncertainty of Caroline (the appearance of all is well), demise and destruction sets in.
             We learn shortly of the mother's death and how it effected Caroline. Her sisters' raised her, with all the ambitions they could never have, which causes her difference from the family
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