Shakespeare: All's Well That Ends Well

Helena, an orphaned girl of low status, is deeply in love with the nobleman Bertram, who is determined never to marry her. The story unfolds as Helena embarks on a quest to win his heart, navigating the challenges of class and love. The themes of trust and perseverance are central as she seeks to prove her worth and change Bertram's mind, exploring the complexities of desire and social status.