The Entanglements of Terles' Pupil is a novel by the Austrian writer Robert Musil, in which the author explores the psychology of adolescence and the moral conflicts that arise in a school environment. The main character, Terles, finds himself in the environment of a boarding school, where, together with other schoolchildren, he encounters the concepts of friendship, power, sexuality and morality. The author examines the psychological development of characters in the context of contradictions between reality and ideals. In his work, Robert Musil raises questions of morality, upbringing and finding oneself in the world, which impresses with its philosophical depth and frankness.