In 17th century England, a provocative playwright and poet roams freely among the aristocratic elite, challenging social conventions and exposing the hypocrisies of his time. His life is a whirlwind of excess and hedonism, marked by an insatiable thirst for pleasures and a burning desire for true love. With a tongue sharp as a sword, this charismatic and cynical man becomes the center of attention, drawing both admiration and disdain.
His life changes when he crosses paths with a talented and ambitious young actress, whose beauty and passion awaken in him a mix of desire and vulnerability. As their relationship intensifies, the protagonist faces a dilemma: to continue with his unrestrained life or to allow love to transform him. The struggle between his libertine nature and his desire for emotional connection plunges him into a journey that weaves together moments of sublime greatness and profound sadness.
Set against a backdrop of political intrigue and personal conflict, a glimpse unfolds of a fractured society, where art and life collide violently. As he confronts the consequences of his choices, the protagonist is compelled to reflect on his legacy, questioning whether he has truly lived the life he always desired. The story is a vivid portrait of the struggle between freedom and responsibility, a reminder of the fleeting nature of love and life itself.