Pan

Exploring themes of love and betrayal, the story follows Lieutenant Thomas Glahn, who lives a solitary life in the woods with his dog, Aesop. His world shifts upon meeting Edvarda, a merchant's daughter, leading to a passionate yet tumultuous relationship marked by misunderstanding and infidelity. Glahn's emotional turmoil reflects his disconnect from society and highlights the psychological effects of unrequited love. Hamsun's poetic prose and deep symbolism contribute to this profound narrative, solidifying his legacy as a literary master.