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Lydia has come to the Flores household to take care of the daughter, Ceci, who was brain damaged in a car accident two nights before her quinceanera. Misha is one of Ceci’s brothers and he has fallen in love with Lydia since she’s come to their home. The father of the household, Claudio, is extremely violent, especially when he is reminded of the night of Ceci’s accident, so when Lydia puts Ceci is her quinceanera dress, Misha takes the blame and gets badly beaten. When Lydia sees his injuries,
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Start: Lydia: He is an animal. Only an animal does this.
Misha: Didn’t you earn your whippings growing up?
Lydia: Nunca.
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End: Lydia: Put your shirt on. Your poem is good. But to know words, you have to know people. Not grackles.
Solis, Octavio, Lydia, Samuel French, 2010, pp. 41-44.
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