This play was originally written to the Banqueting Hall and Liva Weel. After all the typical characteristics of the period have been removed the story is still relevant, bright and funny. It is a play about the fact how to create idols and false myths. Dyveke, helped by 7 muses, appears on earth and creates much confusion because she is more different than expected. She is a sparkling, buxom girl with a healthy look on life and love. When she escapes from the muses to experience how to live and love the muses have to borrow Christian the Second from the heavenly kingdom. He is like a seismograph – if Dyveke is in the neighbour hood, an earthquake arises and a huge chase begins. The chase ends up in an atelier where the shooting of the scene with the cherries in a historical movie about Dyveke is taking place.
