The Jolly Corner

Exploring themes of identity and the lives not lived, the narrative follows Spencer Brydon as he returns to his childhood home in New York, known as The Jolly Corner. As he navigates the empty house, he confronts a haunting sensation tied to his alter ego, reflecting on the man he could have become. This psychological journey delves into personal relationships and the complexities of consciousness, showcasing Henry James's mastery in portraying the intricate connections between past and present.