"Dodo: A Detail of the Day" is a two-volume work by E. F. Benson that delves into the social life and customs of 19th-century England. The narrative revolves around complex interpersonal relationships, including unrequited love, triangles, and the dynamics of the upper class. Benson's portrayal of man-woman relationships and the intricacies of love and society offers readers a deep and engaging exploration of human emotions and societal norms.
