Class 11 A Sunny Morning Exercise
                                                                              -Serafin and Foaquin Alvarez Quintero
Short Summary:
Serafin and Foaquin Alvarez Quintero, two prominent Spanish authors, wrote "A Sunny Morning," a one-act drama. This play is built on the central theme of a love affair, with two ex-lovers in their 70s reuniting in a park and reminiscing about their romantic past. Dona Laura is sitting in a park, feeding breadcrumbs to the birds when the performance begins. Don Gonzalo then appears with Juanito and complains about the people taking others' seats. He keeps seeking a bench but can't seem to find one. He frightens the birds and irritates Dona Laura. He takes a seat on Dona Laura's bench.Dona Laura describes him as a bad-tempered man. Don Gonzalo begins to read his book. They continue to use pinching words against one other. Don Gonzalo pulls out his snuffbox, and they each snuff and sneeze three times. Following that, they form a cordial relationship.
Don Gonzalo begins reading aloud, followed by Dona Laura. They even discuss their vision. They discuss different cities, places, travel, individuals they've met, and activities they've done. They realize they were once lovers. Both of them conceal their identities and begin telling their stories under aliases.
Don Gonzalo, Don's cousin, narrates Don's story. Dona Laura, as Dona Llorente's friend, shares her story. They tell their fabricated accounts about their deaths. They fabricate lies about Don and Laura Llorente concealing their identity. Finally, they agree to reconvene the next day if it is a sunny morning. They leave with their servants. Â
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