Good Behaviour
by Molly Keane
In Good Behaviour, Molly Keane portrays the St. Charles family clinging to their aristocratic ways in rural Ireland. Narrated by Aroon, it reveals the hypocrisies and longings beneath polished manners, offering a poignant look at a fading era of privilege and restraint.
About This Book
Good Behaviour is a novel written by Molly Keane, published under her pseudonym M. J. Farrell. It captures the essence of upper-class Irish society in the early 20th century.
The story revolves around the St. Charles family, focusing on the mother Aroon and her brother Hubert, as they maintain appearances amid underlying tensions.
Keane's narrative highlights the constraints of social behavior and the contrasts between public facades and private realities.
Through sharp observation, the book examines family dynamics and the impact of tradition on personal lives.
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