Legend Plays
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The story revolves around a war between dirty cops and a biker gang. The king of the bikers has lost his sons and needs his daughter to marry royalty to maintain the bloodline. The new Queen wishes to kill the king and her step-daughter in order to install her own son as the new gang leader. The step-daughter has married a penniless gang member, who is banished from the gang territory by the King. The banished son-in-law is tricked into believing that his wife is unfaithful through a photograph taken while she was sleeping. These many intertwined players will travel through desperate straits before all is resolved.
It is told that Sicily King Leontis suspected the queen and his friend King Bohemia to misbehave, and then exiled the newly born daughter Perdita, and killed the young son and the queen. The little princess Perdita grew up under the care of the Bohemian shepherds, fell in love with the Bohemian prince, but was cursed by his father. The little lover fled together to seek refuge in the palace of the King of Sicily, and the old shepherd who arrived ushered in the birth of Perdita. Eventually, the flesh and blood were reunited, the queen was reborn, and the two countries were rebuilt. "The Story of Winter" is artistically brilliant and hazy, showing a highly pure Christian philanthropy and moral idealism.
Prospera was a Duchess of Milan who studied magic. Later the duke's status was usurped by her brother Antonio and she and her 4-year-old daughter Miranda were abandoned on a raft in an attempt to kill them. They survived and found that they were trapped on an isolated island with only the beast Kalebban. Kerebban was enslaved, and Prospera practiced on the island. Twelve years later, King Alonso of Naples returned to his kingdom from the Tunisian prince who married his daughter, and his sons Ferdinand and Antonio were entourage. Prospera used her cultivating abilities to storm their ship on an isolated island with a storm.