Howards End

Summary

The novel «Howards End» by E.M. Forster explores the intricate relationships between three families in early 20th-century England: the intellectual and idealistic Schlegel sisters, the pragmatic and wealthy Wilcoxes, and the impoverished Bast family. At the heart of the story is the house Howards End, which becomes a symbol of heritage and intergenerational connection. The plot revolves around issues of class differences, social change, and personal relationships. Margaret Schlegel, one of the sisters, unexpectedly inherits the house from Ruth Wilcox, leading to conflicts and dramatic events. Ultimately, the house becomes a place of reconciliation and unity among different worldviews and social strata.