10 points, name this play in which the return of a signet ring allows King Dushyanta to marry the title character, penned by Kalidasa.
In the prologue of this play the Stage-Director forgets what play is about to be performed after bringing an actress on stage to sing about summer. In the last act of this play two maids comfort a young boy with a stone peacock reminiscent of his mother and are shocked when a man is safely able to pick up a cursed amulet that turns into a serpent. One character in this play is delighted to see a vine she nicknamed "The Light of the Grove" mate with a mango tree before she is assaulted by a bee. [?] At the beginning of this play two hermits convince a king not to kill a holy deer before he enters Kanwa's hermitage where he falls in love with the title character. A fisherman gives one character an object he found in the belly of a carp, which breaks the spell of forgetfulness cast by the sage Durvasi. 10 points, name this play in which the return of a signet ring allows King Dushyanta to marry the title character, penned by Kalidasa.
In the prologue of this play the Stage-Director forgets what play is about to be performed after bringing an actress on stage to sing about summer.
The Recognition of {Shakuntala} (accept {Abhijñânashâkuntala})