"The Devil's Confession" is a play by the Irish playwright Bernard Shaw, known for its sophisticated wordplay and deep philosophical content. In this play, Shaw combined comedic elements with harsh reflections on morality and war. The main character, Richard Douglas, finds himself in the center of a political and spiritual conflict, where he has to choose between faith, patriotism and human values. This play leaves the audience with the question: who really is the devil and what sacrifices should be made for the sake of one's beliefs. "Confession of the Devil" is an exciting drama that leaves a mark in the heart and thoughts of the reader on the eve of the general election.