In Howards End by EM Forester, the Howards End house has a central significance in the story as each character has a different meaning to the property. To better understand this meaning, use the other houses in the story to describe how each house is different from Howards End. Using locations such as Wickham Place in relation to Howards End to get a feel for what the characters think. Next, understanding how different apartments are from Howards End, even though both are houses. This is also why places such as Ducie Street and Oniton Grange are still different from Howards End, although all three have the same social status. Next, how places like Leonard's Place are the opposite of Howards End, but still make sense. Then explain how Forster can express Howards End so well that it seems as if he himself lived there. At the end of the evaluation of the other houses and Howards End, the evidence will show that being in the middle of it all is important to the development of the story. Comparing the character's feelings to those in Wickham Place to aspects of Howards End such as emotional attachment, the events that happened there, and the class that each location entails. With emotion involved, Wickham Place holds meaning dear to those in the Schlegal family for many reasons. As noted at the beginning of the book, the Schlegals view Wickham Place as the Wilcoxes view Howards End as an ancestral home. Although, as Margaret thought of the Wilcoxes, “The Wilcoxes continued to play a considerable role in her… when it takes all kinds to create a world? » (Forester 12). To Margaret, this is what the Wilcoxes represent: “courage” and real-world practicality. While the Schlegels live on their equal...... middle of paper ......t of Howards End using their prominence to branch off from Howards End. Using locations such as Wickham Place in Howards End to feel what the characters think of each other. Next, understanding how different the apartments are from Howards End, although both are houses that the Wilcoxes live in. Also why places such as Ducie Street and Oniton Grange are still different from Howards End although all three have the same social status of each other. Next, how places like Leonard's Place are the opposite of Howards End, but still make sense. He then explains how Forster can express Howards End so well that he seems to have lived there himself. At the end of the assessment of the other houses and Howards End, alongside Forster's explanation, it is clear that Howards End is the core to which all the other houses branch and make the story flow..