Candida: Ein Mysterium in Drei Akten

Shaw's works often critique social expectations—I'm curious what personal or historical influences shaped this particular story about love and morality.

His decisions seemed complex, blending genuine emotion with self-interest. I wonder how others interpret his motivations and moral stance.

The play has moments that feel playful yet pointed. I'm interested in how Shaw balances wit and serious critique to make his points resonant.