Hlapci is a play written by the Slovenian author Franz Kafka in 1910. The title translates to "The Servants" in English, and it explores themes of social hierarchy and the struggles of the working class. The story revolves around a group of servants who navigate their relationships with each other and their employers, highlighting the complexities of power dynamics. The play is set in a fictional household and uses humor and satire to critique societal norms. Through the characters' interactions, Hlapci reflects on issues of identity, loyalty, and the quest for freedom, making it a significant work in Slovenian literature.