For 10 points, name this play about the infernal response to a famine in Ireland, written by W.B. Yeats.
After one character in this play claims to have had a dream of an angel telling him to leave, another responds that it must have been a pagan god. Another character refuses to eat any food purchased with "the devil's money" in this play, leading to the death of Mary Rua. Some merchants appear after Shemus makes three entreaties for the demons of the woods to come to his house, after the departure of the title figure, who regrets not carrying more money and invites the peasants to come to the castle the next day for more charity. Aleel and Oona both realize they cannot live without the title character, who ends the local trade in souls by selling her own for half a million crowns. For 10 points, name this play about the infernal response to a famine in Ireland, written by W.B. Yeats.
After one character in this play claims to have had a dream of an angel telling him to leave, another responds that it must have been a pagan god.
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