Kildee House Setting & Symbolism

Rutherford George Montgomery
This Study Guide consists of approximately 36 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Kildee House.

Kildee House Setting & Symbolism

Rutherford George Montgomery
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Kildee's House

Jerome Kildee is retired from a career as a stonemason. He builds a house in a remote mountainside deep in a redwood forest. Kildee makes friends with the local raccoons and spotted skunks who eventually move in and live in the house with him.

Kildee's Fireplace

Jerome Kildee is a stonemason by trade. After building his retirement home in the redwood forest, he uses his craftsman skills to erect a huge fireplace that takes up the majority of one wall.

California's Redwood Forest

After he retires, Jerome Kildee decides to move to California's redwood forest where he builds a one-room house on a mountainside.

Pacific Ocean

Kildee's house is located off the Pacific coast. During the rainy season, a terrible storm blows up off the ocean causing his house to become dislodged from the redwood tree it had been built up against.

Monarch's Corral

Emma Lou...

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