The Wedding Ring

The narrative chronicles the Brangwen family's generations, delving into the intricate sexual dynamics and relationships among its members. D.H. Lawrence's candid exploration of sexual desire and the inherent power struggles within these connections elevates the work to a natural and spiritual examination of life. This bold approach led to an obscenity trial in 1915, resulting in the seizure and destruction of all copies of The Rainbow, rendering it unavailable in Britain for over a decade.