Also, by accomplishing her task of following Blake home to Shady Hill, she had taught him a lesson, and had been more dignified and merciful than Blake. The review questions whether Blake learned his lesson at the end of the story. It is also explained that Blake might be Cheever's most unlikable character, and is remarkable for his callous attitude towards others.
She had successfully followed Blake to Shady Hill, which served as a lesson for him, demonstrating greater dignity and mercy than he exhibited. The review questions whether Blake learned his lesson at the end of the story. It is also suggested that Blake might be Cheever's most unlikable character, known for his callous disregard for others.