text: A character in this play explains her fear of "endless bitterness" while her servant combs her hair.
full_question: A character in this play explains her fear of "endless bitterness" while her servant combs her hair. This playends with a lyric poem describing a knife that "stops there in the quivering dark roots of the scream." In ascene from this play, a man asks a former flame whether she has received an orange corsage. Act III of thisplay opens with three woodsmen discussing the events of Act II, before a Beggar Woman prophesies thecoming tragedy while talking to a white-faced personification of the Moon. This play's title event isinterrupted by a man who is often reported as riding a horse near the estate, Leonardo Felix. For 10 points,name this play about the ill-fated marriage between the Bride and Bridegroom, by Federico Garcia Lorca.
first_sentence: A character in this play explains her fear of "endless bitterness" while her servant combs her hair.
raw_answer: Blood Wedding [or Bodas de sangre]