"Cymbeline" is one of the last comedies of William Shakespeare, in which several plot lines are intertwined, unfolding around the problem of loyalty, love, betrayal and rebirth. The main character, the British king Cymbeline, finds himself in the middle of intrigues, entangled by the scheming Barley and the Roman emperor. The book explores timeless themes such as loyalty, faith in love, justice, and self-belief. Due to the complex and rapid turns of events, the reader feels tension and intrigue, watching the development of relations between the main characters. "Cymbeline" is a work that leaves a feeling of indomitable strength and the human soul that overcomes any difficulties and trials.