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The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca centers on Bernarda, who imposes strict control over her five adult daughters following her husband's death, enforcing an extended period of mourning. The tension heightens with the arrival of Pepe el Romano, who plans to marry the eldest daughter Angustias but secretly courts the youngest, Adela, leading to tragic consequences. Sensitive topics include sexual repression, suicide, and interpersonal violence.