Our Mr. Wrenn Chapter 16 - He Becomes Mildly Religious and Highly Literary

In which Mr. Wrenn, freshly inspired by an evening at the theatre and a new connection with Nelly, embarks on the ambitious and earnest endeavour of writing a one-act play, enlivened by his companions' encouragement and his own burgeoning confidence. Amidst tender moments and awkward social dances, he experiences the delicate stirrings of affection and the humbling reception of his literary efforts, all framed by the genteel rhythms of early twentieth-century urban life.