The Corsican Brothers

The narrative follows the lives of conjoined brothers Louis and Lucien, who, despite being separated at birth, share a deep, mystical connection that allows them to feel each other's pain. Their identical looks contrast sharply with their distinct personalities and lifestyles. As narrated by Dumas, the tale unfolds through their adventures and the challenges they face, exploring themes of kinship, identity, and the bond that transcends physical separation.