"Troil and Cressida" is a tragic play in distant antiquity, written by the outstanding English playwright William Shakespeare. In this work, the author reveals the love story of Troilus, the son of the Trojan king Priam, and Cressida, the daughter of Calchas priest Calchas. Struck by war, betrayal and their own feelings, the couple will go through the waves of war, test the power of political intrigues and experience a thirst for revenge. Due to unforeseen circumstances and human fears, Troilus and Cressida's love becomes an unattainable dream, symbolizing the destructive power of war and the mystery of human relationships. "Troil and Cressida" is a masterpiece that gives the reader deep thoughts and reflections about the nature of love and war, about losses and sacrifices for the sake of one's beliefs.