"Goldilocks: a play in three acts" is a work by the outstanding French writer Paul Claudel, which tells about complex moral and ethical issues. Actions are staged so that each character represents different sides of human nature - from nobility to low worship. The author skillfully uses dialogue to guide the reader through the sophisticated web of relationships between the characters. This play is a prime example of a French literary classic that always leaves readers enthralled with its deep thoughts and feelings.