Eline Vere

Louis Couperus

(5 stars; 3 reviews)

Eline Vere is a psychological tale that explores the life of Eline, who has been living with her sister Betsy and her family since the death of their parents. The story delves into Eline's tumultuous relationships, including her infatuation with the singer Fabrice and her eventual engagement to Otto, which she later breaks off due to her complicated feelings for her cousin Vincent.

As Eline navigates her emotional turmoil, she experiences a decline in her well-being, leading her to travel across Europe. Upon her return to The Hague, she finds herself in a state of despair, reflecting on her choices and the love she lost. The narrative is rich with character interactions and the complexities of love and loss.

This adaptation features a talented cast, bringing to life the intricate dynamics of Eline's world.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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