Still can't believe you did that to me. I just fucking can't believe it! Like you didn't know how much I loved you! Jesus, I gave you everything. Ever think you'd live in a house like the one I built you? Ever think so? I took you out of that dump you were in and put you in a decent place, a place with some class. What did you ever need that I didn't give you? And on and on he ranted. While she listened, the first thought that came was that he was so delusional, it was as shocking as frightening. He really believed that a nice house, some material things, could make the abuse tolerable. She
The character expresses disbelief and anger over a perceived betrayal, reflecting on the love and sacrifices he has made for his partner. He rants about how he provided her with a better life, including a nice home, and questions what more she could possibly want. His obsession with material gifts underlines a distorted understanding of love and support.
As he speaks, the woman realizes his delusion is both shocking and frightening. She recognizes that he equates material possessions with affection, failing to see that such gifts cannot make up for the emotional and possibly physical abuse she has endured. This revelation highlights the complexity of their relationship, illustrating how love can become entwined with control and manipulation.
