The Little Nugget

Restlessness defines Mrs. Elmer Ford, a guest at the Hotel Guelph, despite the luxurious accommodations and attentive service provided to her. In her suite, she exhibits a deep dissatisfaction with her surroundings, reminiscent of a caged animal. As she paces the room, her actions reveal a longing for something more meaningful, culminating in her fixation on a cherished oil painting she retrieves from her suitcase. The contrast between her opulent environment and her inner turmoil highlights themes of isolation and unfulfilled desire.