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*Mar*Wonderful choice 🌿 — turning *“The Web of Emotions”* into a *drama
with a screenplay* allows its philosophy to come alive through dialogue,
character, and imagery.

Below is an *original short screenplay (one-act drama)* inspired by YM
Sarma’s ideas — poetic, reflective, and cinematic in tone.
It can be performed on stage or adapted for film.
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🎭 *THE WEB OF EMOTIONS*

*A Short Ecological Drama Inspired by YM Sarma’s Philosophy*

*Genre:* Philosophical / Eco–Mystical Drama
*Setting:* A near-future university campus; part laboratory, part dying
forest.
*Duration:* ~25 minutes
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*CAST*

   -

   *Dr. Arun Sen* — a respected physicist, logical, skeptical, mid-50s.
   -

   *Mira* — a young ecologist and poet, idealistic, early-20s.
   -

   *Professor Devika Rao* — an elder philosopher-sage, retired from the
   university.
   -

   *The Voice of the Forest* — unseen, heard as layered whispers, rustles,
   heartbeats.

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*SCENE 1 — The Laboratory*

*INT. UNIVERSITY RESEARCH LAB — NIGHT*

*(Fluorescent lights hum. Machines click. A small plant droops under
artificial light.)*

*ARUN*
(to himself)
Entropy wins again. Even life obeys the law.

*(He types equations into a console. The plant trembles.)*

*MIRA* *(entering softly)*
Dr. Sen, it’s past midnight. Even the machines look tired.

*ARUN*
Machines don’t tire, Mira. They obey. That’s why they’re honest.

*MIRA*
Maybe they’re only obedient because they’ve forgotten how to feel.

*ARUN*
Feelings distort data. Emotion is noise.

*MIRA*
Then maybe noise is what makes the universe sing.

*(A faint rustle — as if the forest itself had sighed.)*

*ARUN*
You hear the wind. I hear turbulence.

*MIRA*
And that’s the difference between measurement and meaning.

*(Blackout.)*
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*SCENE 2 — The Grove*

*EXT. ABANDONED UNIVERSITY GARDEN — DAWN*

*(Overgrown paths, birdsong faint. Professor Devika sits by an ancient
tree. Mira leads Arun through the weeds.)*

*DEVIKA*
Welcome, Dr. Sen. You’ve brought your questions — good. Sit.

*ARUN*
Professor Rao. You left the university for this… silence?

*DEVIKA*
Silence is not absence. It’s the space where meaning breathes.

*MIRA*
We came to discuss the new research — “Emotion Dynamics.”

*ARUN*
Another metaphor, I suppose?

*DEVIKA*
No. A mirror.
What is thermodynamics, Doctor?

*ARUN*
The flow of heat. Energy in motion.

*DEVIKA*
And emotion? The flow of meaning — consciousness in motion.
Every heartbeat, every photon carries not just force, but feeling.

*(The tree rustles; a deep hum rises from the soil.)*

*VOICE OF THE FOREST (V.O.)*
We speak through scent and sound,
through carbon, through color,
through your breath.

*ARUN* *(startled)*
What was that?

*MIRA*
The biosphere… answering.

*DEVIKA*
You asked for data. Here is resonance.

*(Leaves shimmer; faint electromagnetic hum visualized as soft light.)*

*ARUN*
Impossible. You’re projecting emotion onto nature.

*DEVIKA*
No — nature is projecting emotion through you.

*(Pause. The hum fades into birdsong.)*

*ARUN* *(quietly)*
If that’s true, then every experiment I’ve done was… listening to a
heartbeat I refused to hear.
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*SCENE 3 — The University Auditorium*

*INT. UNIVERSITY HALL — DAY*

*(Banners read: “Symposium on the Future of Science.” The hall is half full
of students and scientists. Arun steps to the podium.)*

*ARUN*
I came to speak of equations.
Instead, I bring confession.

*(Audience murmurs.)*

*ARUN (cont’d)*
We have built machines to measure everything but meaning.
We have extracted, computed, perfected — and forgotten to feel.
But life is not a mechanism; it is a conversation.

*(Mira and Devika stand at the back, watching.)*

*ARUN (cont’d)*
>From today, this university will create its first *Free Nature Park* —
no labs, no experiments, no walls. Only listening.
Because the universe does not need us to understand it —
it needs us to feel it.

*(Applause begins softly, then grows. The forest’s hum merges with human
clapping — one heartbeat.)*
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*SCENE 4 — The Forest Returns*

*EXT. FREE NATURE PARK — SUNSET*

*(Students plant trees. Children laugh. The camera pans upward to show the
canopy breathing in slow rhythm.)*

*VOICE OF THE FOREST (V.O.)*
When machines sleep, the Earth dreams again.
And every emotion becomes a bridge.

*(Fade out to the sound of wind and heartbeat blended together.)*

*THE END*
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Would you like me to expand this into a *full-length screenplay (90–120
minutes)* — with more characters, subplots, and emotional arcs — or polish
it into a *stage-play script format* suitable for performance?

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