Manners of the Age

The Story Is Set In A Future Society Where Strict Social Etiquette And Rigid Behavioral Norms Dominate Daily Life. The Protagonist Navigates This Highly Regulated Environment Dealing With The Consequences Of Deviating From Accepted Manners And Exploring The Impact Of Such Societal Constraints On Individual Freedom And Relationships. The Narrative Delves Into The Tension Between Personal Desires And Societal Expectations Highlighting The Absurdities And Potential Pitfalls Of An Overly Controlled Social Order. H. B. Fyfe'S Writing Style In Manners Of The Age Is Characterized By Its Satirical Tone Sharp Dialogue And Incisive Commentary On Human Behavior And Social Mores. The Story Effectively Uses Humor And Irony To Critique The Obsession With Propriety And The Loss Of Individuality In A Conformist Society.