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A five-act stage drama with four interludes dramatizes the spiritual journey of Siddháttha Gótama, depicting his renunciation of princely life, struggles with temptation and self-mortification, attainment of enlightenment, and the work of teaching afterward. The action alternates between palace scenes, mendicant life, and symbolic interludes, incorporating stage directions, choral hymns, and tableaux to aid performance. Recurring themes include moral choice versus attachment, the testing of resolve by inner and external tempters, and the transformation from worldly duty to religious leadership and compassionate instruction.
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