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Wisdom Paves 
the Way
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Wisdom Paves 
the Way
I n t r o d u c t i o n
A dramatic play about four young men who 
demonstrate extraordinary powers of 
observation and deduction, ultimately earning 
positions as royal advisers to the King of Ujjain.
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Wisdom Paves 
the Way
I n t r o d u c t i o n
A dramatic play about four young men who 
demonstrate extraordinary powers of 
observation and deduction, ultimately earning 
positions as royal advisers to the King of Ujjain.
C h a r a c t e r s
The King of Ujjain: a young King
Four Young Men: Ram Datt, Shiv Datt, Har Datt, 
and Dev Datt
The Merchant
Two Sentries
S e t t i n g
A road leading to Ujjain, visible in the distance. 
Later, the King's court, adorned with rich 
tapestries, tall pillars, and regal decor. The time is 
midday.
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Wisdom Paves 
the Way
I n t r o d u c t i o n
A dramatic play about four young men who 
demonstrate extraordinary powers of 
observation and deduction, ultimately earning 
positions as royal advisers to the King of Ujjain.
C h a r a c t e r s
The King of Ujjain: a young King
Four Young Men: Ram Datt, Shiv Datt, Har Datt, 
and Dev Datt
The Merchant
Two Sentries
S e t t i n g
A road leading to Ujjain, visible in the distance. 
Later, the King's court, adorned with rich 
tapestries, tall pillars, and regal decor. The time is 
midday.
Scene I: The Road to Ujjain
Four young men4Ram Datt, Shiv Datt, Har Datt, 
and Dev Datt4are walking along a dusty road 
leading to Ujjain. They appear travel-worn but 
resolute, their eyes fixed on the city that looms 
ahead. The sun is high, and the distant noise of 
the bustling city faintly reaches them.
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Wisdom Paves 
the Way
I n t r o d u c t i o n
A dramatic play about four young men who 
demonstrate extraordinary powers of 
observation and deduction, ultimately earning 
positions as royal advisers to the King of Ujjain.
C h a r a c t e r s
The King of Ujjain: a young King
Four Young Men: Ram Datt, Shiv Datt, Har Datt, 
and Dev Datt
The Merchant
Two Sentries
S e t t i n g
A road leading to Ujjain, visible in the distance. 
Later, the King's court, adorned with rich 
tapestries, tall pillars, and regal decor. The time is 
midday.
Scene I: The Road to Ujjain
Four young men4Ram Datt, Shiv Datt, Har Datt, 
and Dev Datt4are walking along a dusty road 
leading to Ujjain. They appear travel-worn but 
resolute, their eyes fixed on the city that looms 
ahead. The sun is high, and the distant noise of 
the bustling city faintly reaches them.
The Journey's Challenges
Ram Datt's Concern
"We have journeyed far 
from home, yet the 
prospect of finding work 
still eludes us."
Har Datt's Question
"How long has it been 
since we left our village?"
Dev Datt's Wisdom
"Ten days are but a short 
span in the grand scheme 
of things. We may still have 
many more roads to 
wander before we find 
employment befitting all 
four of us."
The four friends have been traveling for ten days, seeking employment that would allow 
them to stay together. Their hope lies in gaining an audience with the King of Ujjain.