In one work by this author, Mengo explains that poetry is like a baker making doughnuts; some poems turn out fluffy, others get burnt.
In one work by this author, Mengo explains that poetry is like a baker making doughnuts; some poems turn out fluffy, others get burnt. This author caused controversy in his own day for believing that all tragedies should only be three acts long. In one of his works, which takes its title from Aesop, the Countess Diana lusts after her secretary Teodoro. Another of his works opens with the entrance of a knight from the Order of Calatrava before Laurencia, Jacinta and others murder him. That work ends with King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella appearing to pardon an entire village, who repeatedly insist that the title entity committed a crime. This author wrote The Dog in the Manger. For 10 points, identify this author of Fuente Ovejuna, a prolific playwright of the Spanish Golden Age.
In one work by this author, Mengo explains that poetry is like a baker making doughnuts; some poems turn out fluffy, others get burnt.
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