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How does the character Dulce Rosa change in "An Act of Vengeance"?
What are the circumstances that lead Tadeo Cespedes and his band of men to attack Orellano house in "An Act of Vengeance"?
Describe the character of Dulce Rosa in "An Act of Vengeance" in two paragraphs.
In "An Act of Vengeance," Isabel Allende points out that, at the carnival, Dulce Rosa "has won underserved fame as a beauty." Why didn’t Allende simple make Dulce Rosa a beauty to match the legend that was built up by poets and songwriters over the decades? Why make her imperfect?
How did Azucena’s death change Rolf?
What is a good thesis for The House of Spirits?
In the novel In The Midst of Winter, how do the challenges of Lucia’s exile compare with Evelyn’s challenges as a refugee?
What were the contributions of Isabel Allende in the field of literature?
In In the Midst of Winder, Lucia loses her brother during the political turmoil in Chile during the early 1970s and is forced to flee the country, eventually becoming an exile in Canada. What qualities does she have that help her face her life as an exile?
In what ways has Isabel Allende evoked a fairytale-like tone in “Revenge,” and what is the effect of that tone in your experience of reading the story?
Is there any relation between Postcolonialism and Chilean author Isabel Allende?
Who does the slave boy Zarite fall in love with in Island Beneath the Sea by Isabel Allende?
Cuentos de Eva luna I am currently preparing a guide for my L6 Spanish students on Cuentos de Eva Luna. I wonder if anybody else feels as passionate as me about this book and would like to contribute.
How does Isabelle Allende helped define her literary period by attempting to reach out to everyone?