In What Will He Do with It? Volume 6 delves into the lives of both returning and new characters, capturing the complex web of relationships and aspirations that drive them. The story begins with a lively social scene in Hyde Park, where London's elite engage in leisurely exchanges, setting the tone for the novel's exploration of class and ambition. Key figures, such as Lionel Haughton, a young soldier with aspirations of forging his own path, and Frank Vance, a successful yet disillusioned painter, are introduced. Their discussions about personal goals and their differing views on fame reveal the internal struggles each faces as they navigate the pressures of society. Haughton, with his ties to a mysterious benefactor, Mr. Darrell, reflects on his place in the world, while Vance, weary of public adulation, grapples with his own sense of purpose. As their lives unfold, their contrasting ambitions and evolving relationships hint at conflicts and the intertwining of destinies. Through these characters, Bulwer-Lytton explores how societal pressures, personal dreams, and identity intersect, setting the stage for a drama filled with tension and self-discovery.