This document summarizes a research article about morality and immorality in the novels of D.H. Lawrence. It discusses how Lawrence's characters often commit immoral acts but are compelled by social forces of their time. While the characters seem sinful on the surface, there is a balance of virtues and vices within them. The document also analyzes several of Lawrence's novels, including The Rainbow, examining how they portray initiation experiences of female protagonists within the patriarchal society of the time period.