This is my third work of fiction by Margaruite Duras. It is a very interesting story about class distinctions. It focuses on the relationship of a factory owners wife to her son and his piano teacher and her growing interest in a man who used to work for her husband. She often goes to a bar where factory workers take their leisure and we see her impact on the men there.
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