A poetic three-tableau drama stages a sacred encounter at an ancient well in which an itinerant spiritual teacher converses with a Samaritan woman, sparking private revelation and public stir. Phantom patriarchs and a chorus of townspeople frame the meeting, creating a blend of supernatural expectation and communal debate over religious authority. Through lyrical speeches, ritual gestures, and musical underscoring the work traces the woman's inward transformation and the ripple effects on her city, examining themes of faith, reconciliation across communal divides, and the tension between personal experience and institutional religion.