Saga rodu Forsyte’ów, tom 2

The book delves into the intricacies of the legal system and societal expectations. I wonder what inspired Galsworthy to highlight these themes so vividly.

The dilemmas faced by the characters seem surprisingly relevant today, raising questions about integrity and societal judgment. Did others find this aspect as impactful as I did?

The detailed depiction of legal proceedings and social hierarchy adds richness to the narrative. I'm curious whether Galsworthy drew from personal experience or extensive research.