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Summary

 

Ive read the text. The title of the text is "The Man of Destiny". The text is written by G.B.Shaw. The beginning of the text is short abstract about the author.

The man of destiny is a play. It can be divided into 4 parts.
The first part opens with the lieutenant hearing the Lady's voice which he thinks to be the voice of a man who has tricked him out of the Napoleon's letters. The lieutenant raises a sword and runs towards the Lady to take revenge, but Napoleon protects her and puts the lieutenant under arrest.

The second part. As soon as the lieutenant leaves, Napoleon begins to demand the dispatches from the Lady, who behaves as if not understanding him. But then Napoleon snatches a handkerchief from the Lady and proves the truth by comparing the handkerchief to another one, given to the lieutenant by the man who tricked him out of the papers.

The third part. As far as the truth was revealed, there was no reason for the Lady to keep on pretending as if she knows nothing about the dispatches. Got in a rather difficult situation, she tries to talk the Napoleons head off and to lull his vigilance, but makes a mistake by quoting the words of the lieutenant, that bring Napoleon back to his right mind. Very unhappy with himself for having believed the Lady Napoleon firmly asks again for the letters and gets them finally.

The fourth part. Having given the papers to Napoleon, the Lady keeps on asking to have one love letter back, saying, that it compromises some woman, and old friend of hers. Napoleon doesnt understand, why then the letter has been addressed to him, and the Lady hints, that its from his wife to his friend Barras. Napoleon doesn't believe her and thinks she has done that because of revenge. At the end of the play Lady leaves.

To sum up, the story is devoted to the problem of Napoleons private life. The author managed to show the reader that every person has his own secrets and weak sides, no matter what status he has in society, even the mighty Napoleon, a French political leader. I found the story rather entertaining and interesting.

 



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