No Name by Wilkie Collins is a Victorian novel about revenge, identity, and moral conflict. The story follows Magdalen and Norah, two sisters who are disinherited after the tragic death of their parents in a shipwreck. Magdalen, determined to reclaim what is rightfully hers, embarks on a journey to seek justice for the wrongs done to her and her sister. In doing so, she assumes a new identity and navigates a world filled with deceit, manipulation, and betrayal. As she carefully plots her revenge against those who have wronged her, the novel raises important questions about justice, family, and the consequences of seeking vengeance. Collins masterfully weaves themes of social class, morality, and the complexities of human behavior, ultimately exploring the price one pays when driven by a thirst for retribution. No Name is a compelling tale of intrigue, suspense, and human fallibility.