"The Two Noble Kinsmen" is the last tragedy in the Ukrainian language by the great English playwright William Shakespeare, co-authored with John Fletcher. The book tells the story of two noble relatives, Palamon and Arcitus, who fall in love with the same beautiful woman, Emilia. They become competitors in their feelings and act as the ends of the struggle for her hand. However, fate tests their friendship and loyalty, proving how strong the feelings of young men can be, born in the hearts of two noble disputes. This book impresses not only with the excellent skill of Shakespeare and Fletcher, but also with deep philosophical views on the topic of love, friendship and human feelings. Woven into intrigue and a tragic plot, the characters of this book represent the human essence in all its complexity, demonstrating all its virtues and flaws. "Two Noble Noblemen" leaves the reader with a sea of emotions and thoughts about eternal values that are important for every person.