
Published in 1895, 'Master and Man' by Leo Tolstoy tells the story of a landowner, Vasili Andreevich, who embarks on a journey with his peasant, Nikita, during a blizzard. As they struggle against the elements, the master’s greed leads them astray, resulting in a moral reckoning when he realizes the importance of compassion and selflessness. This novella highlights Tolstoy's recurring theme that true happiness is found in living for others, making it a significant work in his exploration of human morality.































