The Devil's Disciple

Más información sobre el libro

Set during the Revolutionary era in Colonial America, the story follows Richard Dudgeon, an outcast who embraces the title of "Devil's disciple." In a striking twist, he ultimately makes a self-sacrificial act reminiscent of Christ, challenging the expectations of his claimed allegiance to evil. This play, George Bernard Shaw's eighth, marked his first financial success and solidified his reputation as a prominent playwright. It was later included in his 1901 collection, showcasing Shaw's penchant for paradox and complex character development.