The Printing Press of the Forbidden Comedy

Lope has minutes before the premiere to decide what to do with a censored question. If he removes it, he saves the performance; if he keeps it, he may save the truth the audience came to hear.

Sor Juana discovers that censorship does not fear a blasphemy, but an intellectual question. If that question reaches the audience, it will no longer obey the one who tried to cross it out.