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Three works by the famous German playwright Bertolt Brecht are collected under the cover of this book: "Fear and Loathing in the Third Empire, The Good Man of Sichuan, and Mr Puntila and His Servant Matti. Each of these works is different, but all of them are part of the "golden fund" of twentieth-century German-language literature, although they were written in exile, when the author had to flee Germany after the Nazis came to power and "changed countries more often than his shoes."

In them, you will find answers to many questions, both philosophical ones, such as whether we can trust our closest ones, how we change under the influence of society, or who is a "good person" and how to remain one, and everyday ones: who we are when we drink: good or evil Puntila, how to disguise yourself so that even the gods do not recognise you, and how to marry your master's daughter and whether this game is worth the candle?