Night and Day

The heroine grew up in a well-off literary family, where everything seems to be predetermined for a woman. People appear around her who offer completely different models of life. Mary Datchit works for women's rights and does not tie her fate solely to marriage. Ralph Denham, a lawyer with literary aspirations, finds himself entangled in both family affairs and a complex web of emotions. Against this backdrop, the usual conversations about engagement, happiness, and success cease to be a formality: every choice here is linked to the price that must be paid.