In this play, a painted rose, a room painted yellow, and a cave are used to represent three different homes.
In this play, a painted rose, a room painted yellow, and a cave are used to represent three different homes. Early in this play, a young character hears a lullaby that describes the "dagger-pinioned eyeballs" and "bleeding hooves" of a dying horse who is drinking from the stream of death. Two violins screech as Death, disguised as a beggar-woman, extends her coat at this play's climax to cover up the male leads (*) stabbing each other. Those two leads were brought together thanks to the light of the moon, which is represented by "a young woodcutter with a white face". Leonardo Felix runs off with the Bride during the title event of this play. For 10 points, name this first entry in the "Rural Trilogy" of plays by Federico Garcia Lorca.
In this play, a painted rose, a room painted yellow, and a cave are used to represent three different homes.
Blood Wedding [or Bodas de Sangre]