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In the short story titled 'Papa' written by Roald Dahl in his book 'Boy', what impression of the doctor does Roald Dahl give the reader? Answer in one sentence.

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Roald Dahl gives the impression of the doctor as a strict and unsympathetic figure who does not show any concern for his patient.

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