The Complaisant Lover
Graham Greene
The End Of The Affair
by Rupert Goold, Caroline Butler
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What readers are saying
Readers are captivated by the intricate exploration of love, jealousy, and faith in this classic. Many praise Graham Greene's masterful narrative style and the depth of emotional insight throughout the story. The complex characters and their motivations resonate deeply, making it a memorable read for many. However, some find the pacing slow at times, which can detract from the overall experience.
Masterful narrative style Deep emotional insight Intricate character exploration Pacing can be slow at times
Synopsis
Henry Miles, a civil servant, suspects that his wife Sarah is having an affair, and asks his writer friend Maurice Bendrix to contact a private investigator on his behalf.
Maurice has a secret, however: he was once Sarah's lover, and is equally keen to find out whether she was unfaithful to him too...
An economical and intense adaptation.1 woman, 4 men, 1 boy, 5 women or men
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 2001
Binding Paperback
Pages 78
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573018862
ISBN-10 0573018863
DCC 822.92
The End Of The Affair is a adaptation play written by Rupert Goold and published by Samuel French in London (2001).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle .
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