"A Florentine Tragedy; La Sainte Courtisane" - two tragedies written by the famous Irish writer and playwright Oscar Wilde. In the book "The Florentine Tragedy", we observe the complex relationship between the decent merchant Simeone and Duke Guido, which is revealed through communication with the luxurious and flirtatious prostitute Bianco, who becomes the object of the struggle for power and control. The second tragedy "Holy Lover" tells about the upheaval of religious beliefs and the search for a spiritual choice in the life of a young woman who decides to free herself from the clutches of social ideas and moral norms. In these works, Oscar Wilde embodied a unique view of social values, morality, love, power and religion, revealing the tragic aspects of human relationships. Through skillfully used language, deep plot and psychological insight, the book "Florentine Tragedy: The Holy Lover" leaves a mark in the hearts of readers, forcing them to think about the eternal themes of life and death, love and power, morality and fateful choices.