Poynton's Benefit is a novel by American writer Henry James that explores the theme of property and human relationships. The main character, Fanny Osmond, finds herself embroiled in a complicated relationship between two families who claim the furniture and art objects in the Poynton mansion. This leads to conflicts, betrayals and intrigues that reveal the inner world of the heroes and their moral principles. The novel "The Benefit of Poynton" is an excellent example of psychological realism and deep analysis of human nature.