The Moth

In H. G. Wells’s haunting tale "The Moth," a scientific rivalry takes a dark turn as the protagonist’s obsession and guilt lead to unsettling psychological horror. After the death of his nemesis, Hapley is haunted by a mysterious moth no one else can see, raising questions about guilt, revenge, and the nature of madness. Narrated by Myriam Berger, this story explores the fine line between reason and insanity within the eerie atmosphere of Victorian science.