| Author | Francis Hard |
| Title | The White Queen |
| Medium | Short Story |
| Original Language | English |
| Original Publication Date | Oct/Nov, 1930 |
| Original Source | Oriental Stories |
| Source Type | Magazine |
| Translator | – |
| Additional Publication Information | – |
The story set in desert of Arabia, focuses on the interactions between Constance, her father Bishop Fergus, and Sheik Ferhan, among others. Central to the plot is the tension surrounding Constance’s potential marriage to Fenworth, which her father opposes. The bishop proposes a chess game as a means to resolve this conflict.
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The story explores themes of love, cultural differences, and the struggle for autonomy, particularly through Constance’s character, who is caught between her father’s authority and her own desires. It’s a compelling tale of romance and conflict, highlighting the interplay between personal desires and familial obligations, set against the backdrop of a culturally rich environment.
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