Bleak House

Set against the backdrop of a lengthy legal case, the story intertwines the lives of various characters, highlighting the themes of social injustice and the inefficiencies of the British legal system. Through vivid characterizations and intricate plotlines, Dickens explores the struggles of the poor and the moral dilemmas faced by the wealthy. The narrative is notable for its dual perspective, combining first-person and third-person viewpoints, ultimately leading to a powerful critique of society and its institutions.