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A three-act domestic drama depicts a rural household coping with poverty, illness, and moral anxiety as a young daughter is set to leave for factory work. Intimate domestic scenes show questions of faith, parental worry, and small pleasures, while interactions with factory employees and a nearby manor reveal social contrasts and tensions. Spanning a five-year interval between acts, the play follows the effects of industrial labor on family life, shifting fortunes, and fraught relations between working people and landowning neighbors.

About the Author

Järviö, Jalmari portrait

Jalmari Järviö

Jalmari Järviö was a Finnish author known for his novel "Tehtaantyttö" (The Factory Girl), which explores themes of industrial life and the experiences of women in the workforce during a transformative period in Finnish society. His work reflects the social changes of his time and offers insight into the challenges faced by individuals in a rapidly modernizing world. Järviö's contributions to literature provide a valuable perspective on the intersection of gender and labor in early 20th-century Finland.

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