Do You Think Townsend Warner Is Just Doing This to Show Us What an Unreliable Representative of His Own Mental State Is?

Do you think townsend warner is just doing this to show us what an unreliable representative of his own mental state he is? Yes, i think it's the second. He has this idea of himself as someone who knows this landscape by heart and would have noticed if a milking shed had been put up. But actually there was a whole house there that he didn't necessarily notice. I guess it's just like, there's a lot of details in the world, and like, he notices some of them. Why this house in particular, why does it capture his imagination in the way that it does? Well, it's interesting with truth ind fiction, cause it, for him,