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4 de ago. de 2020 · Analysis of Federico García Lorca’s Blood Wedding By NASRULLAH MAMBROL on August 4, 2020 • ( 0) Lorca said once that the only hope for happiness lies in “living one’s instinctual life to the full.” Blood Wedding can be understood as a gloss on that belief.
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Blood Wedding is a play that has been interpreted in several ways, with many critics suggesting that it is an allegory for the Spanish Civil War. The play’s themes of passion, violence, and betrayal have led some to argue that the bride represents Spain, which is being fought over by two men, the groom and Leonardo.
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Act I Scene 2. ( A room painted pink, full of copperware and flowers. In the centre a covered table. It is morning. Leonardo’s mother-in-law is cradling a child. His wife, opposite her, is sewing. Mother-in-law A singing, child, a singing. about the great stallion,
Act One, Scene One. A young man referred to simply as the Bridegroom enters his home and tells his mother that he’s going out to their vineyard to cut grapes. This makes his mother anxious, as she curses the invention of knives and anything that “can cut a man’s body.”
Bodas de sangre (Blood Wedding. Tragedy in three acts and seven scenes) narrates, in verse and prose, the story of a peasant wedding. The Bride, one of the main characters, although about to marry, is still in love with Leonardo Felix (the only character in the drama who bears his own name, married and in love with her for years).
