"The Bride of Messina" is a tragedy by the German poet and playwright Friedrich Schiller, which was first published in 1803. This drama unfolds the story of two brothers and their attempt to cover an ancient curse that prevents them from being free from fate and love. In this work, Schiller puts philosophical reflections on the eternal struggle between good and evil, free will and fate. "The Bride of Messina" is a masterpiece of classic German literature, which leaves the reader in awe of the depth of thought and feelings it evokes.