Bleak House

The narrative intricately explores the complexities of the British legal system through the entangled case of Jarndyce, showcasing a diverse array of memorable characters. Dickens delves into themes of social injustice, the impact of the law on individuals, and the pervasive influence of fate. The intertwining lives of the characters highlight the struggles and moral dilemmas faced in a society governed by bureaucracy and corruption, making it a profound commentary on 19th-century England.