Maurice Maeterlinck’s play Home (also known as Intérieur) is a symbolist one-act drama about an old man and a stranger who arrive at a family's house on a quiet evening. They hesitate outside, watching the peaceful family inside through the windows. However, they carry tragic news—the family’s daughter has drowned. The tension builds as they struggle with how to break the devastating news, highlighting themes of fate, death, and the fragility of human happiness. The play's eerie, dreamlike atmosphere reflects Maeterlinck’s focus on the unseen forces that shape human lives.