Every Man for Himself

Summary

The novel «Every Man for Himself» by Beryl Bainbridge recounts the events aboard the Titanic in 1912. The protagonist, a young man named Morgan, is the nephew of the ship's owner and travels in first class. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the ship's luxurious life, where Morgan encounters various passengers, including the wealthy and influential. As the plot progresses, Morgan experiences personal dramas and romantic entanglements that intertwine with the impending disaster. The book explores themes of class inequality, human nature, and fate, creating a tense atmosphere against the backdrop of a historical tragedy.