One character in this play suggests a powder ground from the skull of an ant as a cure for a bad leg, and that character dreams that she is a flower hidden in the grass. According to the prologue of this play, it is based on a story told by a wood sylph who had escaped from a Shakespeare play. Scorpy the drunken woodcutter enrages the main characters by eating a worm, and also threatens to eat the title character. In this play, one character tries to convince her son to marry Sylvia, but he says he is in love with a star. The title character of this play claims that dewdrops and grains of sand speak to her, and the Boybeetle asks "Why aren't 
One character in this play suggests a powder ground from the skull of an ant as a cure for a bad leg, and that character dreams that she is a flower hidden in the grass. According to the prologue of this play, it is based on a story told by a wood sylph who had escaped from a Shakespeare play. Scorpy the drunken woodcutter enrages the main characters by eating a worm, and also threatens to eat the title character. In this play, one character tries to convince her son to marry Sylvia, but he says he is in love with a star. The title character of this play claims that dewdrops and grains of sand speak to her, and the Boybeetle asks "Why aren't you listening to my song of love?" when she tries to fly away despite her broken wing. For 10 points, name this first play by Federico GarcÃ­a Lorca.
One character in this play suggests a powder ground from the skull of an ant as a cure for a bad leg, and that character dreams that she is a flower hidden in the grass.
The Butterfly's Evil Spell [or El maleficio de la mariposa]