The book "The Stranger: A Drama in Five Acts" by August von Kotzebue is a socio-philosophical drama that unfolds against the background of political and moral conflicts. The main character, a stranger, comes to town and is forced to face ominous societal stereotypes and hatred. The book explores the issues of individuality and moral justice, and also reflects the social problems of illusions and disappointments. Thanks to vivid dialogues and deep characters, "The Stranger" leaves a deep mark in the hearts of its readers, inviting serious reflections on the essence of human nature and society.