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    Therefore because Angela is so strident she hurts other characters by pushing them away. Angela can be compared to Ismene in Antigone. Ismene does not wish to help her sister in the burial of her brother. She doesn’t believe any action should be taken as this would be going against the will of the king. Ismene

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    Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ a book by Gabriel Garcia Marquez takes place in Colombia. This book take you along a murder of a man named Santiago Nasar. The book takes you throughout the events leading to the day of his death and after. As a reader I asked myself‚ what is the purpose of this book? What did Gabriel Garcia Marquez want his readers to take away from this book? I as a reader saw many things that made me think deeper into the book. We see many characters in the book and you can see how

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    considering‚ are there more people at fault than the Vicario Brothers because nobody chose to come forward? Upon finishing the novella‚ I had assigned blame to the town for not telling Santiago and to the Twins for the killing. I immediately labeled the town to be senseless‚ despite the severity of the situation. My favorite passage from A Chronicle of a Death Foretold is one of the numerous scenes where characters disclosed they were aware of the Vicario Brother’s murder plot‚ yet made no effort to come

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    English A: Literature Written Assignment Topic: Significance of honor portrayed by Marquez in his novella- Chronicle of a Death Foretold Candidate name: Deep Kotadia Session No: 003768-0003 Subject: English A: Literature Level: Standard Word counts Reflective Statement: 399 words Essay: 1483 words IB English A: Literature Part 1 Reflective Statement Name: Deep Kotadia Level: SL Work Studied: Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Date: 22/03/2013

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    Moral Corruption The reason that Santiago Nasar met his death was because of moral corruption. He was morally incorrect about the actions that he took. He hurt many people in his clouded thoughts which resulted in chaotic and perverse actions. Even he was a victim to his own creation of madness‚ and for this Santiago paid the consequences. Santiago Nasar is the main character in the book “Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚” by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Marquez’s style of writing gave a deeper meaning

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    happened. On the other hand‚ the reader knows who killed who in this novel‚ and considering that the human brain has its flaws‚ the story is told in a random order and includes a lot of repetition stating that Santiago was killed by the Vicario brothers because Angela told Pedro that Santiago stole her virginity before marriage. In the novel‚ Márquez mentions how memory is “broken” and “shattered”‚ “trying to put the broken mirror of memory back together from so many scattered shards” (Márquez‚ 4).

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    returns Angela Vicario‚ he demonstrates machismo-a woman is only worth marrying‚ he suggests‚ when she is a virgin; after that she is soiled. The Vicario brothers’ murder of Santiago Nasar is an even greater machismo act-an attempt to take back Angela’s honor by killing the man who deflowered her. As the string of events in the novella shows‚ the severe emphasis on masculine and feminine behavior leads to injustice. One man’s machismo commits another man’s-Bayardo’s refusal to accept Angela leads the

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    Purisima del Carmen‚ Angela Vicario’s mother‚ raised Angela and her sisters to be these “perfect wives”. The girls do not marry until late in life by what their family tells them‚ not out of love‚ and rarely socialize beyond the outsides of their own home. When she says the daughters she raises are “perfect… any man will be happy with them because they’ve been raised to suffer.” she means that because Bayardo San Román‚ is a wealthy man‚ and as they are often seen as aggressive‚ Angela or her sisters

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    obey and follow society’s expectation instead of their own wishes. People have regularized a dogmatic manner‚ directing society’s women to essentially consent these society values as their individual values. This could be understood through Pura Vicario‚ the woman who

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    was contradictory to their reaction to finding out that Angela was not a virgin either. “She taught us more than we should have learned‚ but she taught us above all that there’s no place in life sadder than an empty bed (65).” This quote alone shows that Maria Cervantes is not presented as an unworthy women with a dirty profession‚ but the woman who taught the men about sex. In the end of both novels‚ my thoughts are that if both Angela and Pedro had not lied and committed incest things would

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