Doña Rosita la soltera o el lenguaje de las flores

The play touches on societal expectations for women and the passage of time—I'm curious how Lorca's Spain shaped these themes.

The title mentions 'the language of flowers,' and I wonder how much of the play's emotional depth comes from this symbolism.

The focus on time and societal change feels deliberate—was this a common approach in Lorca's work, or does it stand out to others?