"The Servant in the House" is a dramatic work by the English writer Charles Runne Kennedy, which explores complex issues of morality, faith and relationships between people. The main characters are the priest Robin and his servant Bond, who are presented as conflicting figures in which clashes of views occur on different levels. This play challenges the reader to think about the concepts of religion, mercy and compassion, and also shows that true strength lies in kindness and nobility of soul. "Servant in the House" is not only a theatrical masterpiece, but also a work that leaves behind deep philosophical reflections.