2 Allegorical Tales from H. G. Wells
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2 Allegorical Tales from H. G. Wells
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This week we have 2 stories from H.G. Wells that tell allegorical tales that do not (slight spoiler) with unhappy or ambiguous endings. What relevant lessons can we glean from them for today's world?
- The Pearl of Love – The story is a parable exploring themes of love, obsession, grief, and art.
- A Moonlight Fable – (also known as "The Beautiful Suit") first published in Collier's Weekly in April 1909, is written in the style of a fairy tale, with a simple plot and a moral lesson. The story is a poignant allegory about the fleeting nature of youth and the bittersweet nature of freedom and loss.
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