While examining the lace for one character's wedding sheets, a character in this play says if she were rich she would buy underwear from Holland, as it is one of the few pleasures she has left.
While examining the lace for one character's wedding sheets, a character in this play says if she were rich she would buy underwear from Holland, as it is one of the few pleasures she has left. A character in this play describes how her husband used to breed finches, until she killed them all with a pestle. A senile old woman in this play believes that a lamb is her baby. At the close of Act II of this play, one character eggs on those who would use olive branches to whip to death a woman who killed her own illegitimate child. In this play, a stolen portrait is found in the bed of Martirio, who admits to her sisters that she is in love with Angustias' betrothed, Pepe el Romano, who loves Adela. For 10 points, name this play about the daughters of the title strict Spanish matriarch, by Federico Garcia Lorca.
While examining the lace for one character's wedding sheets, a character in this play says if she were rich she would buy underwear from Holland, as it is one of the few pleasures she has left.
The House of Bernarda Alba [or La Casa de Bernarda Alba]