All

Our Mutual Friend 01 - Cut Adrift by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

The Castle by Franz Kafka - Episode 02

The Castle (Das Schloss) is a novel by Franz Kafka, written between 1922 and 1924 but published posthumously in 1926. It is one of Kafka's most famous and complex works. The novel follows a protagonist named K., who is a land surveyor summoned to a remote village by a mysterious castle that governs the village.

Our Mutual Friend 02 - The Golden Dustman by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 03 - The Dolls' Dressmaker by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 05 - Some Affairs of the Heart by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 04 - A Riddle Without an Answer by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 07 - Meaning Mischief by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 08 - Setting Traps by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 09 - A Cry for Help by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 10 - The Trap Springs by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

Our Mutual Friend 06 - A Flight and a Fall by Charles Dickens

The novel is rich in symbolism and social commentary, exploring the ways in which wealth can corrupt and the moral dilemmas faced by those who come into money. Dickens also touches on issues such as the treatment of the poor, the superficiality of social status, and the power of redemption.

The Divine Comedy - Inferno by Dante Alighieri

Inferno: The journey begins in a dark forest where Dante, lost and struggling, is guided by the Roman poet Virgil. They enter the nine circles of Hell, each representing different sins and their corresponding punishments. The vivid and often gruesome depictions serve as a powerful allegory of the consequences of sin.