In "Siddhartha" by Hermann Hesse, the theme of the search for enlightenment is primarily developed through conflict. Siddhartha's internal struggle between societal expectations and his spiritual quest exemplifies this. For example, when he decides to leave his family and life as a Brahmin, he reflects, “I must find my own way,” highlighting the conflict between his duties and personal desires. This struggle underscores the central theme of self-discovery and the necessity of overcoming internal and external barriers to achieve true understanding and enlightenment.
from the son of brahman from siddhartha by hermann hesse, the theme is developed most by which literary element: foreshadowing, conflict, dialogue, etc? state the theme and support your answer with explicit text evidence, explanation, and analysis. 3-4 sentences
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