"Princess of France" is a character from William Shakespeare's play, Love's Labour's Lost. She is the daughter of the King of France and leads a group of noblewomen who visit the court of Navarre. The play explores themes of love, wit, and the challenges of courtship. The character embodies intelligence and strength, often engaging in clever wordplay with the male characters. Her interactions with Biron and other suitors highlight the complexities of romantic relationships and the tension between love and duty. Ultimately, she represents the ideals of love and the pursuit of knowledge.