Upon Mr Stoker replying that he did not care what he had promised or what he had not promised and continuing to asseverate that not a penny of his money should be expended in the direction indicated, his lordship, I regret to say, became somewhat unguarded in his speech.
In the exchange, Mr. Stoker firmly states that he is not interested in any commitments he may have made in the past and insists that none of his money will be spent as suggested. This creates a tense atmosphere, showcasing his unwavering stance on the matter.
In response to Mr. Stoker's defiance, his lordship loses his composure and lets slip some unguarded remarks. This moment highlights the escalating tension and the friction between the characters, emphasizing their conflicting views on financial responsibilities and personal promises.
