Siddhartha Guided Reading Chart provides definitions for unfamiliar words from the text, identifies important characters, beliefs of the Samanas, and signs of Siddhartha's enlightenment. It defines "indignant" and discusses Siddhartha's father leaving indignant. It also explains giving up extra clothing and cites Siddhartha giving his garments to a poor man. Finally, it defines "leading away from the self" and discusses the Samanas' way of self-denial through pain and suffering.

1. Siddhartha Guided Reading Chart
Words I Don’t Know Significant
Characters
Beliefs of the
Samanas
Signs of
Siddhartha’s
Enlightenment
Word and
Definition:
Name of Character: Belief: Sign:
Indignant –
expressing strong
displeasure
Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence:
“Indignant, the father
left the chamber.”
Word and
Definition:
Name of Character: Belief: Sign:
To give up extra or
luxurious clothing
Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence:
“Siddhartha gave his
garments to a poor
Brahman in the
street.”
Word and
Definition:
Name of Character: Belief: Sign:
Leading away from
the self
Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence: Textual Evidence:
“He went the way of
self-denial
by means of pain,
through voluntarily
suffering…”