The book "Human Life: A Play in Five Acts" by Leonid Andriyev is a work that reflects the internal conflicts and moral choices of the main character during different periods of his life. The author successfully combined tragic and comic elements, creating a complex psychological picture of the individual. Due to the dramatic events taking place on the stage, the reader has the opportunity to delve into the inner world of the hero, consider his experiences, doubts and hopes. In this play, each act is a new segment of the main character's life, which opens before the audience and remains in it for a long time after reading. The author explores the themes of faith, conscience, responsibility and human fears through the deep inner conflict of the hero. "The Life of a Man: A Play in Five Acts" is not only a literary masterpiece, but also a well-known work that helps to raise relevant questions about the meaning of life and human choices.