Lavinia

Lavinia grows up knowing nothing but peace and freedom until the arrival of her suitors. Her mother demands that she marry the handsome and ambitious Turno, but omens and prophecies from the holy springs say that she will have to marry a foreigner, that he will cause a war and that her husband will not live long. Seeing that a fleet of Trojan ships arrives up the Tiber, the young woman decides to take control of her own destiny. And so she tells us what Virgil did not: the story of her life and the love of her life.