A successful revolt against King Basilio allows the protagonist, Prince Segismundo, to become the King of Poland, although he is unsure whether he exists in reality or an illusion.
One character in this play is nearly killed by a general, but is saved when he realizes that she is wearing his sword. In the final scene, the protagonist decrees that that character will marry Astolfo, and declares that he will marry Estrella. The protagonist is rescued by the Muscovite Rosaura after a prophecy causes him to be fastened to a ring in a tower guarded by Clotaldo. A successful revolt against King Basilio allows the protagonist, Prince Segismundo, to become the King of Poland, although he is unsure whether he exists in reality or an illusion. FTP, identify this 17th century Spanish play, a work by Pedro Calderón de la Barca.
One character in this play is nearly killed by a general, but is saved when he realizes that she is wearing his sword.
{Life is a Dream} [or {La Vida es Sueño}]