Analysis Of The Butterflys Evil Spell - 1826 Words

The Butterfly’s Evil Spell has followed the theme of Maeterlinck’s plays, The Blue Bird with their poetic and symbolist elements, Josà © more Guà ¡rico refers to a poem which Lorca destroyed in which a butterfly falls into the nest of cockroaches, is cared for by their until recovers her health again, young cockroach falls in her love but she flies away after rejecting his proposal. Lorca has followed the next poem The Discoveries of an Adventure onus Snail, in which the story of the snail’s meeting with a colony of ants and the snail questions them and aware the fact that the ant is die because he has seen the stars. As he dress, the ant thinks a bee who comes near him as it is like a star, the shall likewise the cockroach, full of confused†¦show more content†¦27-29) Lima has explained the mysteriously concept of Lorca and says that Lorca’s most famous play – Blood Wedding – is evidence that he had ‘mastered the techniques of two of the twentieth century’s most significant movements and put them to the service of his own highly individual art. (Edwards Dramatists in Perspective: Spanish theatre in the twentieth century 108) Lorca’s Blood Wedding has been compared to the tragedy of J. M. Synge’s Riders to the Sea in the following subject matter such as, The Sea has great influence in the above play and through it Maurya has lost her all male members. The very beginning of the play which start with awaiting of Michael’s dead body and there were not passed so much time as Maurya’s last surviving son makes plan to go across the sea. The sea is a vast expanse of water. But in this drama it becomes the symbol of fate which is merciless. It is an archetypal symbol. For the people of this i sland the sea is a source of their livelihood. They have to go maintain across the sea so the sea is a giver of life and in other sense a taker of life too. Maurya is the heroes of ancient Greek Tragedy who were foredoomed to suffer. They were destroyed by the gods or by Destiny. For Maurya the sea becomes the agent of the fate. Her father in law, her husband, and her six strong sons are all swallowed by the sea. The men seem to be under a judgment of death by drowning. Their lives depend