In Lorcas Play – ‘The House of Bernada Alba’ examine Religion throughout the play and the significance it has.
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Have a little read: ... In Lorcas Play - 'The House of Bernada Alba' examine Religion throughout the play and the significance it has. 'The house of Bernada Alba' was written by Garcia Lorca in the 20th century before the beginning of the Spanish civil war. Lorca uses the play to describe what it was like for women living at the time of the civil war. The play is about a family of women in which all the daughters all love the same man, a marriage is planned between the oldest daughter Angustias and the man, Pepe el Romano, however this marriage is for money not for love, Pepe actually loves Adela. In the play there is a strong male influence however no men actually speak in the play, it always shows men to be outside in the open whilst the women cooped up inside in the house. This shows that women at the time
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