[22] Noveliest & Title Expliantion

When it comes to the noveliest moments in this novel I would say is Paul and Liz, when they are talking. Each time, we see Paul talking to Liz, it just becomes more and more rage and more God dammits are said, and the reason for this is because of the situation they are in financially. We see Paul as a jerk and all but he is trying a bit to dig out of the financial hole they are in, but nothing seems to be going his way, and that's why as they soon reach the limit in debt, tension seems so high.

I think the Novel is called Carpenters Gothic because of the way the story is. Carpenters tend to work hard, which seems like Paul in the story, and Gothic, meaning dark, scary, could be used to represent Paul relationship with Liz, both how he treats her, and talks to her.