All's Well That Ends Well

The play revolves around Helena, the daughter of a deceased physician, who falls in love with Bertram, the Count of Rossillion.

When the King of France is cured by Helena using her father's remedy, he rewards her by allowing her to choose a husband from his court, and she selects Bertram.

However, Bertram, due to her lower social status, refuses to acknowledge the marriage and sets impossible conditions for her to fulfill before he will accept her as his wife.

Helena follows Bertram to Italy, where she devises a plan to meet his conditions by substituting herself for another woman Bertram desires.

Eventually, Helena's efforts lead to Bertram's recognition and acceptance of her as his wife, culminating in a complex and often debated conclusion about the nature of love, social status, and redemption.