Arms and the Man

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Bernard Shaw's unconventional approach to drama challenges traditional norms, often disregarding established rules and expectations. His characters engage in lengthy dialogues that defy the norm, reflecting his belief in the necessity of addressing societal issues. Despite initial failures in essay writing and novel creation, Shaw's unique perspective and irreverent style led him to gain audiences and provoke thought, positioning him as a significant figure in the landscape of theater. His work embodies a commitment to social reform, questioning conventional wisdom with confidence.