Martirio

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Martirio is one of Bernarda Alba’s emotionally tormented daughters in Federico García Lorca’s tragedy, embodying repressed desire, jealousy, and the suffocating effects of authoritarian family and social norms.

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Martirio canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female literary character
fictional character
theatrical character
appearsInWork La casa de Bernarda Alba
The House of Bernarda Alba
associatedTheme female repression
honor and reputation
sexual desire under repression
characterTrait emotionally tormented
fearful
jealous
repressed
resentful
conflictWith Adela
Bernarda Alba
creator Federico García Lorca
dramaticFunction embodies tragic consequences of frustrated love
exposes destructive power of repression
intensifies family conflict
embodies jealousy
repressed desire
suffocating effects of authoritarian family norms
suffocating effects of social norms
familyName Martirio
fictionalLocation rural Andalusian village
firstPublicationOfWork 1936
genreOfWorkAppearedIn tragedy
givenName Martirio
hasMother Bernarda Alba
hasSister Adela
Amelia
Angustias
Magdalena
inLoveWith Pepe el Romano
languageOfWorkAppearedIn Spanish
medium stage play
nationalityInFiction Spanish
positionInFamily one of the middle daughters
psychologicalState anxious
bitter
guilty
romanticRival Adela
Angustias
subjectOf authoritarian maternal control
symbolizes envy
frustrated passion
internalized oppression
timePeriodInFiction early 20th century

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Bernarda Alba hasDaughter Martirio
Magdalena sibling Martirio
Amelia hasSister Martirio
Amelia livesWith Martirio
Martirio familyName Martirio
Martirio givenName Martirio
Adela hasSister Martirio