Earle Wayne's nobility

By Georgie Sheldon

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Wrongfully convicted, a man fights to prove his innocence while a devoted friend battles societal expectations to stand by his side, their intertwined destinies hinging on themes of honor and redemption.

Genres

Literature Fiction

Released

2023-05-26

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Summary

"Earle Wayne's Nobility" by Georgie Sheldon is a story from the 1800s about a young man named Earle Wayne, who is wrongly sent to prison. The story follows how he deals with being in jail and his fight to prove he's not guilty of the crime. The narrative also tells of Editha Dalton, a loyal friend who believes in him; this story shows her strong feelings for him and how she helps him while dealing with what others think. The book starts with a dramatic scene in court where Earle is found guilty, and he strongly says he didn't do it; Editha tries to defend him, showing her love and dedication to him; as Earle starts his three-year sentence doing hard labor the story shows the feeling and complicated relationship between Earle and Editha and how they deal with what society wants as the story moves forward with themes of being noble, having honor, and earning redemption.