The Trespasser

"The Trespasser" by D. H. Lawrence is a novel that looks at love, wants, and how tricky relationships can be, all through the story of Siegmund and Helena. The book is full of strong feelings as it shows how their romance deals with their own problems and what society expects. The story starts with Helena and her friend Louisa making music, showing both friendship and some stress. Helena, who plays the violin, seems tired and sad, while Louisa is caring and helpful. Then we meet Siegmund, who is confused by his own feelings as he watches the two women. The air is full of feelings that aren't spoken, suggesting sad events from the past and a need to connect, hinting at a mix of strong feelings and pain that defines Helena and Siegmund's relationship, getting ready to explore their inner thoughts and how the past affects them now.