"Eveline" is a short story from the collection "The Dubliners" by Charles Dickens, one of the greatest writers of the era of realism. In this literary work, the author talks about the life of a young girl, Evelyn, who is in difficult life circumstances. She is forced to make an important life decision - to leave her home and family or stay in an unsuccessful and unhappy marriage. The action unfolds in the picturesque city of Dublin, where the author conveys the atmosphere of gray and shallow existence to the heroine. Evelyn balances devotion to her family and the burden of her own happiness. This novel reflects the social issues, internal conflicts and moral dilemmas facing the main character. Charles Dickens skillfully reproduces the psychology of characters, the depth of their feelings and the drama of events. "Evelyn" is an important creative work in the writer's oeuvre, which resonates with numerous humanitarian and moral aspects of social life.