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In "What a Man Wills," Vaizey likely explores themes related to family dynamics, inheritance, and personal relationships. The title suggests that the novel may revolve around the concept of wills and the implications they have on the lives of the characters involved.The plot may follow the lives of a family or individuals who are affected by the contents of a will, whether it be an unexpected inheritance, a disputed bequest, or the conditions attached to receiving a legacy. As the characters navigate the complexities of legal matters and familial obligations, they may also grapple with personal desires, ambitions, and moral dilemmas.