"King Richard II" is a tragedy written by the outstanding English playwright William Shakespeare. This work tells the story of the reign of King Richard II of England, his conflict with the Lancastrians, and his eventual abuse. It is a masterpiece of world drama that explores the themes of power, justice, betrayal and loyalty. Shakespeare skillfully reproduces the inner world of the main characters, their moral development and internal conflicts. The work clearly traces the evolution of the character of Richard II from a fearless and self-confident ruler to a person who is crushed and aware of his mistakes. "King Richard II" is an exciting drama about power and a man who feels the importance of his decisions. It is a work that leaves a deep mark in the heart of every reader and leaves him with many questions about morality and power."