"Guillaume Tell" is a famous Swiss legend about a skilled archer named William Tell. The story is set in the early 14th century and revolves around his defiance against the oppressive rule of the Habsburg authorities. In the tale, Tell is forced to shoot an apple off his son's head as a test of his marksmanship. His successful shot symbolizes resistance to tyranny and the fight for freedom. The legend has inspired various adaptations, including operas and plays, and remains a significant part of Swiss cultural identity.