"Romantics: A Comedy in Three Acts" by Edmond Rostan is a work that invites the reader into an exciting world of love, illusions and humor. The main characters of the play, Sylvester and Perceval, embody the images of young lovers who wallow in their experiences and try to create an idealized image of their beloved. Through a series of comic situations, the author reveals the themes of love, the involuntary creation of images and reality, which prompts the reader to think about the nature of true love. Edmon Rostan's work beckons with its lightness, depth and wisdom, and leaves behind a pleasant feeling of the mystery of love.