The Devoted Friend

In Oscar Wilde's The Devoted Friend, a green linnet narrates the engaging story of Hans, a kind-hearted man with a jovial demeanor, and his wealthy friend Hugh, the Miller. The tale explores the complexities of trust and devotion, illustrating how the Miller takes advantage of Hans’s generosity. Although originally aimed at children, this timeless story resonates with listeners of all ages, conveying a poignant message about the dangers of exploitation in relationships.