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Summary

«Mary Stuart» is a tragedy written by Friedrich Schiller that recounts the final days of the Scottish queen Mary Stuart. The action takes place in England, where Mary is imprisoned by order of her cousin, Queen Elizabeth I. The main conflict revolves around political intrigues and personal ambitions that lead to a tragic outcome. At the heart of the plot are the complex relationships between the two queens, the struggle for power and influence, as well as the moral and ethical dilemmas faced by the characters. Schiller masterfully conveys the inner turmoil of the characters, their fears and hopes, creating a profound and emotionally rich drama that explores themes of betrayal, honor, and destiny.