"Cymbeline" is one of the last plays of the outstanding English playwright William Shakespeare, which combines elements of tragedy, comedy and mysticism. The book tells the story of Prince Innogene, who marries against her father Cymbeline's will to the first suitable prince Cloten. This event sets off a chain of events that leads to competition, loss, betrayal, and the restoration of lost relationships. Cymbeline is a work that explores the power of love, devotion, faith and the restoration of relationships, and shows how it is possible to overcome circumstances, good or bad, through faith and courage.