The protagonist of this play o ers her husband a glass of milk, to which he responds that "when men are thin they're strong, like steel." A washerwoman in this play remarks that one  ock of sheep is missing from a passing herd. The protagonist sings 
The protagonist of this play o ers her husband a glass of milk, to which he responds that "when men are thin they're strong, like steel." A washerwoman in this play remarks that one  ock of sheep is missing from a passing herd. The protagonist sings "Let branches stir in the light / and fountains leap in the air!" while sewing, and later has a conversation with María, who describes her pregnancy as holding a live bird deep inside her. Two sisters dressed in black are asked to keep an eye on this play's protagonist, but they let her leave her house at daybreak to visit a wise woman named Dolores. This play ends with the protagonist exclaiming "Don't come near me: because I've murdered my child! I've killed my own son!" For 10 points, name this play about the titular childless woman, written by Federico García Lorca.
The protagonist of this play o ers her husband a glass of milk, to which he responds that "when men are thin they're strong, like steel."
Yerma