End of the Chapter - Book I - Maid in Waiting

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Exploring the complexities of social class, this trilogy delves into the lives of the Forsyte family, revealing their insular and acquisitive nature. Galsworthy critiques the upper-middle class's suffocating moral codes while offering sympathetic portrayals of his characters. As a pioneer of the Edwardian era, he challenges Victorian ideals, often highlighting the theme of women trapped in unhappy marriages. Through these narratives, the trilogy serves as a nuanced examination of societal norms and personal struggles.