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The drama is set amid witch-hunt tensions and centers on life in a poorhouse where an aging mother and her illegitimate son struggle with hunger, work, and social stigma. Scenes contrast everyday domestic labor and superstition with visits from parish authorities and restless villagers, and episodes of alleged possession and public accusation reveal the community’s readiness to blame the vulnerable. Through confrontations, ritualized judgments, and private suffering, the piece probes how fear, religious authority, and rigid social hierarchies produce scapegoating, moral strain, and personal devastation for those at the margins.
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