Windows

"Windows" by John Galsworthy is a play that looks into the complex lives of the March family in the early 1900s. Everyday life for Geoffrey, a writer, Joan, and their kids Johnny and Mary gets turned upside down when Faith Bly, a young woman with a complicated history, enters their world. The family then tackles social expectations, personal beliefs, and the outcomes of their choices. Discussions spark among them regarding duty, morality, and societal judgment, especially after Faith's father shares details about her past, highlighting the challenges of understanding and finding redemption. The story highlights the differences in opinions between characters, such as Geoffrey's cynicism and Joan's more practical approach, as ideals clash with the realities of human nature and family dynamics.