The mother of a main character wishes her son had been born a girl so that he would not "find death by gun or knife".
In this play, the lines "sleep rosebush" and "sleep carnation" follow mention of a lullaby, while one character drops orange blossoms a few days after hearing the neighing of another character's horse. Those two characters disappear together, leading all of the attendants at the title event to form a search party. The mother of a main character wishes her son had been born a girl so that he would not "find death by gun or knife". Act III features a discussion with three woodcutters and the entrance of both the Moon and Death.   Eventually, that groom meets death disguised as a beggar woman before fighting Leonardo Felix to the death. For 10 points, name this play depicting the title event, a work of Federico Garcia Lorca.
In this play, the lines "sleep rosebush" and "sleep carnation" follow mention of a lullaby, while one character drops orange blossoms a few days after hearing the neighing of another character's horse.
{Blood Wedding} [or {Bodas} de {Sangre}]