Pan

The narrative centers on Lieutenant Thomas Glahn, an isolated ex-soldier living in the woods with his dog, Aesop. His tranquil life is disrupted by his passionate yet tumultuous relationship with Edvarda, a merchant's daughter whose infidelity deeply impacts him. This exploration of unrequited love delves into the psychological complexities of desire and longing, showcasing Hamsun's profound insights that contributed to his Nobel Prize in Literature.