The play "The Stray" is one of the tragic plays written by the English playwright John Galsworthy, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1932 AD, and was translated into Arabic by the writer Ibrahim Abdel Qader Al-Mazni. The play embodies the conflict between bitter material reality and noble human feelings. The heroine of the play, "Claire," is a delicate and sensitive person. She was bound by marriage to "George," whom she imagined she loved, but she was living the illusion of love that possessed her tender feelings. She soon discovered her husband's materialism, and that he did not He only cared about money and power, and as a result of the shock of her feelings of love and ideal life, she lost her human balance, so she was a wanderer instead of a prisoner of money or influence.