Blocked, unable to write, dismissed by the shareholders of his own theatre Shakespeare cries out, saying "If I can't write, who am I?" Shakespeare's torn by guilt about missing the death of his son while he stayed in London basking in his own success. He cracks up and finds himself on the stage of the Globe Theater, haunted by his dead son's ghost. He begs for forgiveness from beyond the grave, but it's not there. Instead he finds it in himself as from his despair he creates THE TEMPEST, his farewell to theater and his embracing of life.
