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The ethical dilemmas faced by doctors in allocating limited medical resources form the core of this satirical play. Sir Colenso Ridgeon, a talented physician, must decide who deserves a scarce, life-saving treatment for tuberculosis. Complications arise with the arrival of Louis Dubedat, a charming artist who also suffers from the disease, challenging the doctors’ biases and ethics. Through sharp wit and profound insights, Shaw critiques the medical profession and societal values, exploring the intricate balance between morality, ambition, and the human condition.
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