The Bridge of San Luis Rey

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The narrative revolves around the tragic collapse of an Inca rope bridge in Peru, exploring the intertwined lives of the victims. A friar witnesses the disaster and embarks on a quest to understand the significance of their deaths, pondering the existence of a greater purpose beyond individual choices. This exploration of fate and meaning is central to the story, showcasing Thornton Wilder's storytelling prowess in what is considered his most significant work.