The Doctors Dilemma

The narrative revolves around a doctor's moral quandary after discovering a tuberculosis cure. He must choose between saving a talented artist or a devoted friend who has struggled in life. Complicating matters, the doctor is also in love with the artist's wife. Shaw's critique of social issues, particularly regarding the medical profession and class dynamics, is woven throughout the story, reflecting his broader concerns about society and the exploitation of the working class.