The inner house

"The Inner House" by Walter Besant is a thought-provoking story set in a scientifically advanced world, where humankind has found a way to cheat aging and death. The narrative begins as Professor Schwarzbaum stands on the brink of unveiling a revolutionary discovery that promises infinite vitality. The air crackles with anticipation as the professor prepares to reveal the secret to an eager audience at the Royal Institution. He ultimately reveals a groundbreaking method to prolong life indefinitely. The story examines the profound implications of this discovery, questioning how it will reshape communities, relationships, and the human spirit itself. It explores what it means to live without constraints, raising issues about our connections, social frameworks, and personal ambitions.