Explain and illustrate from the fate of the Gessler Brothers. (Word limit: 500 words)
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The Gessler brothers lived in the small house on the roadside in London. Their boots shop was a simpler one in their street with lasting shoe quality. Both of the brothers were identical twins with elder one paler than the younger. They respected each other. They were not money minded in spite of their high-quality shoes.
After the death of the elder brother, the younger brother was in financial strain. He was forced to provide one of the rooms for lease. As he became old too, he could not make shoes for the customers on time because of which he lost orders. This made him to slowly starve in terms of health and business that lead to death.
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In his story titled “Quality”, John Galsworthy portrays the German shoemaker Mr. Gessler, the younger one as an epitome of honest craftsmanship. He illustrates how true artists like the Gessler Brothers struggle to thrive in an era of marketing and advertisement, where consumers are drawn to purchase even poorer quality goods from big corporations. By doing so, the author upholds the integrity of labor and the almost mystical nature of craftsmanship.
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