Broken Bones Of Love

By Reza Taheribashar

Broken Bones Of Love, is a lovely and bloody story by Reza Taheri Bashar. This book tells the story of the a bloodthirsty royal family.

This book shows the betrayal, intrigue, grudge, successive targeted killings and the final downfall of a royal family.

 

Who do we recommend to read this story?

Those for whom original stories and good ideas and dialogues are important.

Those who feel the value and importance of choice and authority with their flesh, skin and bones.

Those who are interested in investigating the course of historical events and the deadly violence contained in it.

Those who are tired of the old tragedies and want a powerful and different story.

This book is a rare and great different story.

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Reza Taheribashar
• Release date: Dec 23, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223842736

Reza Taheribashar

Reza Taheri Bashar (born in Tehran -1979) playwright, poet and critic of literature and philosophy   Books: Play and screenplay: The Tragedy of The Death of King Antiochus Play and screenplay: The Tragedy of The Death of Bardia Play and Screenplay: The Tragedy of The Death of King Ardashir Play and screenplay: The Tragedy of The Death of Asa Play and Screenplay: The Tragedy of The Death of King Farvard Play and Screenplay: The Tragedy of the Death of Irene Play and screenplay: The Tragedy of the Death of Sogdianus And :                             The first eighty love letters   Contact me: [e-mail]  

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Broken Bones Of Love

By:

Reza Taheri Bashar

(A Story According To Original Play)

PART ONE

Doctor:

My lady, be more careful. For you, too much anger and effort is a deadly poison.

Laodice drinks the medicine, a commotion is heard in the distance, the servant comes, and the queen grabs the side of the bed with difficulty and stands

Laodice:

Have they come?

Servant:

The King and his powerful, victorious army are in the capital with Zenobia - the captive queen of Palmyra.

Laodice squeezes her temples

The furious representatives of the Roman Emperor have also arrived in the city.

Laodice:

Is Zenobia as beautiful as people say?

Servant:

She is very beautiful but definitely not as attractive as Queen Laodice.

Your sons, Prince Karen and Prince Soren have come to visit you.

The princes go and kiss the mother's hands

Karen:

Dear queen

Laodice:

My dear sons, the proud Seleucid princes

How did this war go?

Karen:

we almost won…almost

Soren squeezes Karen's hands

Soren fought bravely.

Laodice:

Where is your father? Why have you left the King alone?

Soren:

My father is not alone.

Karen:

Gets up angrily, lingers, pours a drink, and drinks

He is here with the beautiful Zenobia ahead of the army and in the heart of the capital.

Laodice:

Tries to stand up

I have to go to meet him.

Karen:

But Zenobia is not a prisoner in detention, chains, or cage.

Laodice:

I have to visit the King and his high-ranking captive.

Soren:

This woman is not a captive. Mother

Laodice:

I have been aware of the events.

The King arrives, and the queen and her sons bow

My dear wife, the noble King

Soren:

The blow was terrible.

Antiochus:

Laodice, my queen

Laodice kindly removes the armor from the King's body

Laodice:

You are tired but still magnificent and courageous. You have not been in the capital for a year.

coughs

Karen:

A difficult year.

Antiochus:

He pulls his hand out of Laodice's hand, calmly and coldly looking at his sons standing further away

It was strange today; when I returned to the palace after a year of difficult fighting with border-raiding tribes, it was as if stones were tied to my feet. I did not want to return to this palace.

Laodice:

Unfortunately for me

Antiochus:

He pours a drink and drinks it

It seems that the bad news has reached Laodice before me.

Laodice:

There is no bad news; the King will always do what is right.

Karen:

The captured woman should be handed over to the Romans immediately.

Antiochus:

Zenobia has become a refugee in the great country of Iran.

Soren:

She is our prisoner. She and her soldiers attacked the Romans and our soldiers on the border of Iran and Rome and killed our warriors.

Laodice:

I have not heard your father's words yet.

Karen:

Mother, scouts of the Roman army have moved to the western borders of Iran; Rome wants the rebel queen of Palmyra.

Laodice:

We are not afraid of the Romans.

Antiochus:

Laodice is always fearless

Laodice:

Forgive your sons, your soldiers; they have not seen harder days than this, the days of my youth and you and our alliance in purposefully pushing aside all hard-hearted enemies.

Prepare the equipment for the reception and rest of the victorious King.

Antiochus:

Maybe this time, the fear of our sons is not unreasonable. Perhaps I want to unite with Palmyra, Egypt, and the Germans against Rome.

Karen, follow up Situation of our ambassador, who has been secretly sent to talk to the Germans.

Karen:

We have been at peace with Rome for twenty