"These Twain" is a novel by the English writer Arnold Bennett, which tells the story of two brothers, Henry and Issy, who, having grown up differently, return to their hometown and face difficult relationships in the family and society. The author successfully highlights the conflicts between individual and collective values, shows the relationship between the past and the present, as well as different ways of life choices. Combining the psychological depth of the characters with a skillful description of English society at the beginning of the 20th century, Bennett has created an insightful and interesting work that leaves the reader with deep reflections on the nature of human relationships and life in general.