A Great Man A Frolic

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The narrative centers on a character labeled "A Great Man," whose relentless ambition and quest for wealth lead to a series of comedic mishaps. Arnold Bennett skillfully uses wit and satire to critique society's fixation on success, exploring the absurdities of business and relationships. Through humorous dialogue and situations, the novel offers insightful commentary on human complexities and the repercussions of unchecked ambition. This comedic exploration serves as both entertainment and a reflection on the follies inherent in the pursuit of wealth.