In this play, one character's honor is described as "as spotless as clean sheets drying in the sun," and the Moon makes several appearances as a speak
In this play, one character's honor is described as "as spotless as clean sheets drying in the sun," and the Moon makes several appearances as a speaking character. The Wife and Mother-in-Law sing a lullaby that repeats "Sleep, my flower blossom, for the horse won't drink," before the entrance of the Girl. Only one person in the play is named; that man leaves his wife and child to run away with his lover, leading to the violent events that give the work its title. For 10 points, identify this tragedy by in which the Groom and Leonardo kill each other over the Bride, written by Federico Garcia Lorca.
In this play, one character's honor is described as "as spotless as clean sheets drying in the sun," and the Moon makes several appearances as a speaking character.
{Blood Wedding}