John Galsworthy.

What is Forsyte's conception of family life, love, and works of art. Family seems to be the most important part of the human's society. And though within a time people changed, family existed always. Within different historical periods, the role of the family developed and grew. John Galsworthy in his "The Forsyte Saga" also tried to show us what were the concepts of family relations in England at the end of the 19th century, what …

…were "prisoners" of their own property. Money and reputation were the major life principles for them and such feelings as love, art appreciation, and family relations were based on these principles. In my opinion, a society that lacks spiritual life is a sick one and if everything is unchanged people will loose there best qualities such as love and mercy, that in their turn are the most difference between a human being and an animal.