Par Lagerkvist dramas often represent God as an old man with this profession.
Par Lagerkvist dramas often represent God as an old man with this profession. This profession is practiced by Jonathan Draeger, who leads a strike that affects the Stamper family. Three members of this profession discuss Leonardo's escape with the Bride in the final act of Blood Wedding. Ken Kesey's time at a farm in Oregon prompted him to write about these workers in Sometimes A Great Notion. A short story containing six conflicting accounts of a (*) samurai's death opens with an account from one of these people. For 10 points, name this profession, held by the man who finds the body in "In a Grove," as well as recurring American literary figure Paul Bunyan.
Par Lagerkvist dramas often represent God as an old man with this profession.
woodcutters [or lumberjacks]