Mother

The narrative centers on the transformation of an uneducated woman into a radical figure, reflecting the broader social changes of revolutionary Russia. This character's journey serves as a key example of the Socialist Realist novel, showcasing Gorky's ability to intertwine personal and political themes. Additionally, Gorky's autobiographical work, Childhood, provides insight into his early life and the experiences that shaped his literary voice, further cementing his role as a pivotal figure in the development of social realism.