"Fuente Ovejuna" is a Spanish Golden Age play that centers around the collective uprising of the inhabitants of a small village against their oppressive overlord. After enduring countless abuses, the villagers, led by a young woman named Laurencia, band together to revolt and ultimately murder the tyrannical commander. When royal authorities arrive to investigate, the villagers respond with a united front, famously declaring "Fuente Ovejuna did it," showcasing the power of communal solidarity against injustice. The play explores themes of rebellion, honor, and the strength of the collective will, and is celebrated for its portrayal of the human spirit's resistance to tyranny.

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