, and eventually departs from his cave.
Subtitled "A Book for All and for None," it is written in the style of a Biblical narrative. Its eighty sections include "The Three Metamorphoses," "The Ugliest Man," and "The Drunken Song." Its title character commands "ye higher men, learn to laugh!", and eventually departs from his cave. For 10 points—identify this Friedrich Nietzsche work which uses the founder of an Asian religion as the mouthpiece.
Subtitled "A Book for All and for None," it is written in the style of a Biblical narrative.
{Also sprach Zarathustra} [or {Thus spoke Zarathustra}{;} accept word forms of “spoke”]