A character in this play bemoans that a “good girl” lives “15 miles from the nearest house.” A woman in this play’s second scene repeats the lullaby “carnation, sleep, and dream, the horse won’t drink from the stream.” (10[2])A character in this play repeatedly asks a former lover about an orange blossom. In this play’s opening scene, a character invites his mother to a vineyard shortly after asking her for a knife to slice grapes, leading her to curse the “scoundrel who invented” them. During this play, blue light fills the stage whenever a woodcutter with a white face representing the Moon appears. (10[1]-5[1])After an elopement (-5[1])in this play, its only named character, Leonardo, stabs the Bridegroom. For 10 points, name this first play in Federico García Lorca’s “rural trilogy.” ■END■ (10[3]0[2])