Written by John Galsworthy
Published by Public Domain
Genre: Drama
Audience: Adults and young adults interested in social issues and moral dilemmas
Tone: Serious
In 'Justice,' John Galsworthy presents a gripping courtroom drama that examines the devastating effects of abuse and mental health struggles through the intertwined lives of Falder, a desperate clerk, and Ruth Honeywill, a woman seeking escape from her abusive marriage, ultimately questioning the nature of justice and morality.
In John Galsworthy's poignant play 'Justice,' the lives of Robert Cokeson, Falder, and Ruth Honeywill intertwine in a gripping courtroom drama that explores the devastating effects of abuse, mental health struggles, and the harsh realities of justice. As Falder's desperate act of cheque alteration leads to tragic consequences, the narrative delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and the moral complexities of societal judgment, ultimately questioning the very nature of justice itself.
