Probably, the quote 'What's in a name' would have died in inconsequentiality had the name of philosopher, who quoted it, not been Shakespeare. That's in a name. A guy has a dream of making a name for himself. Things happen and the dream dies. A girl comes and rekindles it. He falls in love and she leaves. A dream is fine until it becomes an ambition from a childhood fantasy and it worsens after this ambition turns into a Psora. Where will he find the bright closure of his quests?