"Man, Beast and Virtue" is a play by the Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello, which literally transports the reader to the house of a scientist who lives with his wife and maid. In this unusual triangle of relationships, the heroes go beyond the usual moral norms and force the reader to rethink the concepts of good and evil, truth and lies. Pirandello skillfully reveals the complex psychological relationships between the characters, inviting the reader to a deep spiritual feeling and reflection. The play of irony, mutual understanding and misunderstanding reveal what is hidden in each person and provide an opportunity to understand the depth and complexity of human nature.