Giacomo Casanova (April 2, 1725 – June 4, 1798) was born in Venice, Italy. Renowned as a daring adventurer and charismatic raconteur, he was a man of many talents, including diplomat, soldier, and writer. Casanova's life was marked by his intriguing escapades across Europe, and his reputation as a legendary lover has cemented his place in history.
After a shipwreck, Edward and Elizabeth find themselves in the center of the earth and live for eighty-one years with the small humans they find there.