Stranglehold

In the novel "Stranglehold," John Galsworthy looks at the complex aspects of power and control through the lens of his characters' interactions. The plot centers on a central figure whose desire for power and dominance leads to emotional and social clashes. Galsworthy creates a deep and intense narrative, showing how personal ambition and aspiration can affect those around him and lead to serious consequences. The book explores themes of moral choices, social roles and internal struggle, offering the reader a unique and insightful vision of human nature.

- By John Galsworthy

- Genre: Social Novel

- Topic: Power, control, human nature

- Key aspects: Internal contradictions, ambitions, moral tests