Resumen
Resumen de Los bandidos
Para quién es
For readers who love intense family dramas, morally troubled rebels, and arguments about justice, freedom, and the price of rebellion.
De qué trata este libro
The Robbers is a tragedy by Friedrich Schiller about two brothers: Karl Moor, who becomes an outlaw, and Franz, who schemes to seize their father's power and property. People still read it for its fierce family conflict and its unsettling question of whether rebellion against injustice can avoid becoming another form of cruelty.
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Karl Moor is a young man whose reckless life has taken him away from his wealthy father's home. He longs for forgiveness and hopes to return to his father and to Amalia, the woman he loves. His younger brother Franz sees that longing as an opportunity. Resentful of Karl's place in the family, Franz uses false reports and a deceptive letter to make father and son believe the worst of each other.
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Who’s who
- Karl Moor
- The elder Moor brother longs for his father's forgiveness and loves Amalia, but becomes leader of an outlaw band.
- Franz Moor
- Karl's younger brother schemes against him to gain their father's property and power, while also pursuing Amalia.
- Amalia
- Karl's beloved remains devoted to him while resisting his brother Franz's attempts to win her affection.
- Old Moor
- The wealthy father of Karl and Franz becomes the target of Franz's attempts to undermine family trust.
- Spiegelberg
- An ambitious member of the robber band, Spiegelberg resents Karl's leadership and pursues his own criminal aims.
About this edition
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- LengthAbout 45,000 words
- Reading timeAbout 3 h
- Listening time5 h
- FormatseBook, large-print eBook, audiobook, 15-minute summary
- LanguagesEnglish and 10 other languages