The book "The Eagle: A Drama in Six Acts, Versed" was written by the French writer Edmond Rostan. The main character, the son of Napoleon I, Du Boirn, is brought up in Austria by order of the Congress of Vienna, but always dreams of a great future. This play impresses with dramatic events, emotional clashes and a tragic resolution that reflects the complex inner struggles of the main character. Rostan skillfully uses the poetic form to emphasize the emotions and internal conflicts of the characters. "Orlets" is a sophisticated literary work that reveals deep psychological themes and philosophical reflections.