"Feast of Self-Love" or "Bath of Self-Love" is a comedy by one of the greatest English playwrights, Ben Jonson. In this work, he addresses the issues of human ambition, self-love and morality. The main character, Cynthia, impresses with her sophisticated lifestyle and self-love that marks her. The story reveals to the reader fun and spicy situations that arise in the city during various celebrations. The Bath of Selfishness is not only an entertaining play, but also a deep reflection on the imperfection of human nature and the overestimation of one's own merits. In this book, Johnson, with great humor and a compelling tone, reveals to the reader the flaws and strengths of the main characters, forcing them to think about their own character traits.