However, the language is almost the opposite because Stevens narrates with a meticulously formal tone that is always professional. The tone, similar to Never Let Me Go is one relaxed in conversation.
Furthermore, he also unintentionally reveals to the readers through his narration that he was in love with his former housekeeper, Miss Keaton, but because of his obsession to achieve what he interpreted as dignity, he neglected his true emotions. Throughout the novel, he recalls his life in service as he partakes on a journey through England. Stevens remembers his time serving Lord Darlington, who he illustrates as a dignified man but in reality is a Nazi sympathizer. Ishiguro uses similar techniques in his novel The Remains of the Day. Ishiguro's style in The Remains of the Day
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