Notorious Figaro — a man of hundred trades, yet one true mastery. A noble failure, a hopeless believer in the silver-lining. Perhaps a bum, a sidekick society banished and reduced to ridicule. There is but one game he perhaps can win. The divine contest, stubbornly eluding tampering and refusing bribes.

Bailing a subject of affection from the foolish romantic investment she made, he saves much more than a damsel in distress. He affirms the most indestructible libertine subversion, namely love and Eros. Romance truly is a formidable opponent of the capital. An intangible heritage we should not only protect, but also exercise.