1909
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This book presents three plays by Irish playwright Lady Gregory, renowned for her contributions to the Irish Literary Revival. Set in ancient Ireland, the plays delve into the complexities of love, loyalty, and betrayal. Laced with folklore and tradition, the plays explore the power struggles between legendary figures like Finn and Diarmuid, and the indomitable heroine Grania, who is torn between duty and her heart's desires. Themes of honor, jealousy, and the consequences of broken promises resonate throughout the narratives. The author masterfully weaves elements of Irish mythology and history, showcasing the richness and depth of Ireland's cultural heritage. Through these plays, Lady Gregory invites readers to ponder the timeless human experiences of love, loss, and the pursuit of a meaningful existence.
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