I blame Charles Dickens for the death of my father'.
"This House is Haunted" by John Boyne features a quote where the narrator blames Charles Dickens for the death of their father. The quote reflects a sense of blame and possibly how the influence or legacy of Dickens affects the characters' perceptions or experiences.
The statement suggests a critical view of Dickens, implying that his works or reputation somehow led to a personal tragedy. The novel explores themes of guilt, history, and supernatural elements intertwined with personal family stories.
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