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1. Dedé tells her companions she watches sports but doesn’t play them. In retrospect, what does this reveal about her character?
2. “Something has started none of us can stop,” says Minerva. What does she mean by this remark?
3. How does Minerva’s pride both help and hurt her in initial interactions with Trujillo?
4. How does María Teresa get involved in the movement to overthrow Trujillo?
5. What impacts Patria’s decision to join the movement?
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1. Dedé’s initial fear of...
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