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However, the focus of the mystery has now shifted dramatically with the arrival of the Parvens' aunt, an ominous figure who has immediately drawn suspicion and been branded the story's central villain by readers. Her creepy demeanor and possessive claim that the estate has \"always been my home\" have fueled intense speculation that she is maneuvering to seize control of the family's title and wealth. Theories abound that she was a neglectful, and possibly abusive, guardian who sought to separate the siblings for her own greedy ambitions. This new context reframes Matthew's past actions, suggesting he may have sent Anna away to protect her from their aunt's influence. 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