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Anthony Hope
He was a British writer famous for his adventure novels, among which the most recognized are The prisoner of Zenda and Rupert of Hentzau, who are "minor classics" of English literature.
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Rudolf Rassemdyll keeps an extraordinary physical resemblance to the king of Ruritania, a mythical kingdom. The conspirators know this coincidence and force him to pose as it. Two consequences of the supplanting are: he falls in love with Flavia and is wrapped in a layer and sword, in which he will have to demonstrate his value and his loyalty to the true monarch.
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