in The Last Chronicle of Barset as Crawley becomes prideful to the point where he refuses to see his own self-inflicted suffering. Adaptations Visual form Other than its written form, The Last Chronicles of Barset has also been transformed into visual illustrations. The visual illustration was designed by George Housman Thomas and was published in 1867 alongside the novel. Titled The Last Chronicle of Barset With Illustrations, the black and white copy features certain events from the novel. For certain illustrations, Thomas had drawn inspiration from John Everett Millais, a Victorian illustrator. Millias had provided multiple illustrations of The Crawley Family in Trollope's fourth novel in the series, Framley Parsonage. Gordon Ray states that these illustrations serve to vividly complement the novel as they provide an understanding of Trollope's intentions with each character. While Trollope did not draw the illustrations himself, Ray stated that each sketch was tailored to Trollope's own personal desire as Trollope believed that "the author can select the subjects better than the artist - having all the feelings of the story at his fingers' end." Series The novel has also been converted into a film series directed by Stephen Harrison. Released in 1959 on the British Broadcasting Corporation, the series released 6 episodes over the span of three months before coming to an end. The actors of this series includes Hugh Burden as Mr. Crawley, Maureen Pryor as Mrs. Crawley and Olga Lindo as Mrs. Proudie. Radio drama Furthermore, the text has been transformed into multiple radio dramas. The first radio drama was released in 1998. Directed by Cherry Cookson and dramatised by Martin Wade, the radio play was created following the success of The Small House at Allington. Another radio play directed by Marion Nancarrow and dramatised by Nick Waburton was released on BBC Radio in 2011. On the Goodreads website, the radio drama currently has a rating of 4.3 stars. Audiobooks Multiple Audiobooks have also been created and are currently on Audible.com. One particular audiobook is voiced by Timothy West, a British actor who is known for his stage performance in Shakespeare; the audiobook currently has a rating of 5 stars. Characters Clergy The storyline places several of the characters in prominent roles throughout the hierarchy of the Church of England. Reverend Josiah Crawley is the central character throughout the entire storyline of this novel. The story begins with him acting as the perpetual