None Other Gods

Set against the serene backdrop of Trinity College, Cambridge, the narrative unfolds with two young men enjoying a peaceful summer evening. The scene captures a moment of tranquility before the college comes alive with activity. Robert Hugh Benson, who transitioned from the Church of England to Roman Catholicism, weaves themes of faith and doubt throughout his work. His personal journey and reflections on spirituality are intricately tied to the characters' experiences, creating a rich exploration of belief in a captivating setting.