One figure in this play laments that she will have to stop attending church soon, because she is going blind and cannot bear the thought of being jostled by children in the street. Another character in this play is shocked to see red and green flowers on a fan and throws the object to the ground. "Not even the wind" is permitted to enter the title place, and the only activity permitted there is the weaving of bedsheets. A debate occurs in this play after dogs drag the corpse of an infant to Librada's doorstep, with the title character arguing that Librada should be killed. Later, one figure puts on a crown of thorns and another comments "a woman can't aim" after failing to shoot the (*) fiancée of Angustías. Poncia keeps the family away from the room where Adela has committed suicide over longing for Pepe el Romano in, for 10 points, what play about a woman whose perpetual mourning casts
One figure in this play laments that she will have to stop attending church soon, because she is going blind and cannot bear the thought of being jostled by children in the street. Another character in this play is shocked to see red and green flowers on a fan and throws the object to the ground. "Not even the wind" is permitted to enter the title place, and the only activity permitted there is the weaving of bedsheets. A debate occurs in this play after dogs drag the corpse of an infant to Librada's doorstep, with the title character arguing that Librada should be killed. Later, one figure puts on a crown of thorns and another comments "a woman can't aim" after failing to shoot the (*) fiancée of Angustías. Poncia keeps the family away from the room where Adela has committed suicide over longing for Pepe el Romano in, for 10 points, what play about a woman whose perpetual mourning casts a pallor over her daughters, by Federico Garcia Lorca?
One figure in this play laments that she will have to stop attending church soon, because she is going blind and cannot bear the thought of being jostled by children in the street.
The {House} of {Bernarda Alba} [or La {Casa} de {Bernarda Alba}]