A Great Notion.
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]