Even though they killed these women for very different reasons, they killed them nonetheless. Another similarity the Duke and The Man Share is a need for love. The Duke shows this by talking of re-marrying another girl despite having just lost his loved one. The man in the cottage shows his need for love by being so afraid of losing this cheerful woman that he kills her so that he will not be alone...
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The man in the cottage shows his need for love by being so afraid of losing this cheerful woman that he kills her so that he will not be alone. These men are very similar in there quest for love, because both of them have an unorthodox idea of the meaning of love. The final and most obvious attribute they both share is that they are both men that have characteristics that all men have including betrayal, fear and a consistent need for a significant other...
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