"Swann's Way" is the middle part of the first volume of Marcel Proust's monumental work "In Search of Lost Time." Within this literary cosmos, it stands as a novel in its own right, exemplifying Proust's art of keen observation and psychological analysis. The focus is on Charles Swann, one of the central figures in the search for lost time, and his love for Odette, whom he meets in the Verdurins' salon: a story unfolds filled with desire, rejection, jealousy, and fulfillment—rich in dramatic twists and surprising entanglements.