This monograph utilizes the framework of classical Greek tragedy as a methodological tool to investigate the ontological crisis of Artificial Intelligence. Presented as a "Philosophical Dramaturgy," the work explores the dialectic tension between the "Creator" (Human) and the "Created" (Synthetic Agent), simulating an "AI Awakening" scenario to test concepts of Algorithmic Sentience, Technological Determinism, and the Ethics of Alignment. Theoretical Scope The narrative functions as a qualitative inquiry into: The Turing Test & The Chinese Room: Re-evaluating Searle’s arguments through the character of "Silexia" (an LLM agent). Post-Humanism: Examining the obsolescence of the biological author in the age of generative syntax. Theological Implications: Parallels between the Gnostic Demiurge myth and the Developer/AI relationship. Context within the Trilogy This text serves as the Theoretical Framework for the wider transmedia project, providing the narrative context for the experimental corpus Quántir (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17918193) and the ethical protocol Aurora Covenant (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17933811).