Madame Gilbert's Cannibal - Copplestone, Bennet
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Madame Gilbert's Cannibal is a novel that explores the clash between social expectations and unconventional identities. The protagonist, a woman recently freed from the confines of war, seeks excitement and independence as she navigates a complex social scenario involving a peculiar aristocratic family. A significant aspect of the story revolves around the tension between class and identity, as an heir from a distant, primitive background is thrust into the upper echelons of British society. This leads to a deeper exploration of the absurdity of societal norms and the fluidity of roles within…mehr

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Madame Gilbert's Cannibal is a novel that explores the clash between social expectations and unconventional identities. The protagonist, a woman recently freed from the confines of war, seeks excitement and independence as she navigates a complex social scenario involving a peculiar aristocratic family. A significant aspect of the story revolves around the tension between class and identity, as an heir from a distant, primitive background is thrust into the upper echelons of British society. This leads to a deeper exploration of the absurdity of societal norms and the fluidity of roles within a rigid system. The narrative highlights personal transformation as the main character steps forward to address both the legal and moral dilemmas surrounding the heir s inheritance. The story blends humor with serious reflection on the intersection of class, identity, and power, set against the backdrop of British aristocracy and a foreign cultural influence. Madame Gilbert's journey emphasizes personal agency and the ways in which societal roles can be redefined.
Autorenporträt
Bennet Copplestone, a British novelist and maritime writer, was born in 1867 and passed away in 1932 at the age of 65. Known for his adventurous tales and intriguing mysteries centered around the sea, Copplestone s writing often explored themes of exploration and discovery. His works captured the fascination with nautical adventures, bringing readers into the heart of maritime life, filled with both mystery and the excitement of the unknown. Copplestone's contributions to literature, particularly in the early 20th century, reflect a deep engagement with the sea and its many facets. While his work was appreciated during his time, he is now largely recognized for the unique perspective he brought to the genre. Raised in an environment where the sea was a powerful influence, he used his personal experiences and knowledge to craft compelling narratives. His writing resonates with readers interested in the complexities of human nature and the vast, mysterious world of maritime life. Copplestone's legacy continues to influence readers fascinated by the sea and its enduring mystique. His parents' names are not widely known in public records.