In the bustling streets of Victorian London, where scientific inquiry clashes with the Victorian social order, Ada Lovelace, a brilliant mathematician and daughter of Lord Byron, engages in a philosophical debate with Charles Darwin, the father of evolution. Their intellectual duel unfolds amidst the backdrop of scientific progress and social change, questioning the nature of humanity and the meaning of life. Within this intellectual sparring, a love story emerges, demonstrating that even in the face of scientific discovery, the human heart remains the ultimate source of meaning.