Introduktion
Bee Lewis penned the narrative, "The Iron Men." This story is conveyed through the eyes of the protagonist, who recounts his life's episodes.

"I long for the days I taught eager learners about the marvels of chemistry and physics," he reminisces.

While his identity remains undisclosed, his experiences and feelings are vividly portrayed. The tale oscillates between his contented past and his present state of melancholy.

Utdrag
The narrative's structure is intricate, seamlessly transitioning between the present and flashbacks. The story initiates in medias res and culminates with the protagonist on the beach, leaving readers with lingering queries due to its open-ended nature.

The backdrop of this tale is a scenic beach promenade in north-west England, where the protagonist's walks are filled with familiar faces and memories, especially of his daughter.

These strolls also remind him of his trepidation towards dogs. The narrative also ventures into the school where he once passionately taught.

The imagery of men transforming into iron epitomizes their shared solitude and the void left by their lost families, which justifies the story's title, "The Iron Men."

The narrative touches upon the nuances of personal boundaries, epitomized by his unintended overstepping with Sharron.