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I call this the Saddest Story, rather than SThe Ashburnham Tragedy , just because it is so sad, just because there was no current to draw things along to a swift and inevitable end. There is about it none of the elevation that accompanies tragedy; there is about it no nemesis, no destiny. Here were two noble people "for I am convinced that both Edward and Leonora had noble natures "here, then, were two noble natures, drifting down life, like fireships afloat on a lagoon and causing miseries, heart-aches, agony of the mind and death. And they themselves steadily deteriorated. And why? For what purpose?The Dowells and the Ashburnhams, two seemingly perfect couples, are not at all what they seem. Ford Madox Ford "s groundbreaking novel of marriage, infidelity, madness and death explores the nature of truth and the human understanding of reality.Ford tells his story "and it is loosely based on his own messy personal life "through non-chronological flashbacks, a literary technique pioneered by the author. To complicate matters, the narrator is quite unreliable, gradually revealing a version of events that is startling different from what the reader is originally led to believe.