The Black Tulip

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Set against the backdrop of the Hague in 1672, the narrative unfolds as citizens rush towards the Buytenhof prison, driven by urgency and tension. The city, known for its beauty and order, is contrasted by the chaos of the crowd armed with weapons, highlighting the political unrest of the time. Central to the story is Cornelius de Witt, imprisoned on serious charges, whose fate becomes a focal point amidst the turmoil. The vivid imagery of the city and the intensity of the citizens' actions create a gripping atmosphere of impending conflict.