Prince Philip meets Ivona, who lacks charm and beauty. Declaring her his fiancée as a challenge to nature, he brings her to the palace, which then becomes a haven for "monsters" wanting her dead. "Exaggeration and madness", "dream and absurdity", a foolish farce runs wild in the summer sea breeze. As the contemporary Polish literary giant Witold Gombrowicz said, "I am a circus, lyricism, poetry, horror, gang war, and games. You can call me whatever you want." We will bring a romantic and grotesque story, but unlike previous love fairy tales, this will be a challenge that is somewhat "ticklish", somewhat "painful", somewhat "funny" and then "tragic". Those absurd realities, radiance, and passion, everything will melt away in the gloomy and indifferent eyes of Iwona.