His Family

The narrative centers on widower Roger Gale as he navigates the evolving dynamics of his family amidst societal changes. His reflections reveal the distinct paths of his three daughters: one embodies maternal instincts, another champions social causes, and the third embraces a carefree lifestyle. Each daughter reflects aspects of Roger's own identity, highlighting generational and personal conflicts. This Pulitzer Prize-winning story, set in 1918, offers a poignant exploration of family, identity, and societal transformation through the lens of a father's perspective.