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    conflict no matter what his choice. The llano or the town‚ Catholicism or his own view‚ or vaquero or priest‚ Anaya uses dichotomy and Antonio must choose to follow his mother’s ways or his father’s way of life. Understandably‚ both of Antonio’s parents want the best for their child and try to force him into what he or she believes will be the most promising future for him. His father wants him to become a vaquero on the llano‚ but his mother wishes for him to become a priest and preach the Catholic

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    After the Departure‚ the hero faces an initiation. The Initiation elements contain the road of trials‚ the meeting with the goddess ‚ and the ultimate boon.McCarthy states several Road of Trials to reveal a series of test‚ tasks ‚ or ordeals that John must undergo to begin his transformation.John encounters his road of trials when Rawlins challenges John‚ “this is our last chance”(79). This scene characterized John‚ being the responsible and loyalty one to Blevins by not abandoning him and being

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    difficult for Antonio to accept either of their belief systems. Antonio’s mother‚ Maria‚ is a devoutly Catholic daughter of a farmer. She wants Antonio to follow her Luna family tradition by becoming a priest. Antonio’s father‚ Gabriel‚ is the son of vaqueros‚ or cowboys. He would prefer that Antonio follow the Marez family tradition of restless wandering across the llano‚ or long‚ grass-land plains. Another very influential character in Antonio’s life is Ultima. Ultima came to live with Antonio and his

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    Derived from the elaborate Mexican vaquero costumes like the Guayabera‚ these were worn at rodeos so the cowboy could be easily identifiable. Buffalo Bill was known to wear them with a buckskin fringe jacket during his Wild West shows. Trousers Wild West trousers were made out of wool

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    Federico Garcia Lorca Federico Garcia Lorca was many things in course of his life. He was a playwright‚ a poet‚ a musician‚ a scholar‚ a homosexual and a martyr. Lorca ’s life began in 1898 in the village of Fuente Vaqueros‚ just outside the Spanish city of Granada. He developed artistically at a very young age‚ studying music as a child and writing poetry starting in his teen years. He went off to The University of Madrid as a young man to study law‚ but he eventually dropped this pursuit

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    the idea that they always fought Indians. The American cowboys aren’t even American‚ according to Dr. Pohlmann. In fact one seventh of all actual cowboys were black‚ and one seventh were Mexican. A lot of the cowboy is originated from the Mexican vaqueros. Cowboys are known for their rugged individualism‚ being tall‚ mature‚ and ladies men. What a cowboy’s job actually was was to drive a herd of cattle from a ranch to a train station. From the station they would be shipped to the cities for their

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    First Last Name IB Candidate 0000536-xxxx HL English: Written Assignment 28 April 2014 Use of Dreams in Bless Me‚ Ultima By showing the dreams of a character‚ authors allow their readers to get into the mindset of that character. Dreams give the reader a first person experience of a character and allow the reader to understand the life from the character’s prospective. The author‚ Rudolfo Anaya‚ uses the dreams of the main character‚ Antonio‚ in Bless Me‚ Ultima to provide imagery‚ symbols‚ and

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    What will Antonio become when he grows up? A priest? A vaquero? A curandero? A farmer? Antonio’s future is not clear because‚ at the end of the novel‚ he has finally decided to choose his own path. Instead of listening to the beliefs of his mother or the desires of his father‚ he will fulfill Ultima’s encouragement to follow his heart. With this in mind‚ it seems likely that Antonio will probably become a man of learning according to Ultima‚ Whether or not this means that Antonio will become a priest

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    the message behind the “giving” is that you have to work hard and with the help of God you will obtain the cows‚ eventually. This short story also caries a lot of description. The description of the bows and arrow‚ the action of the priest‚ the vaqueros‚ and the Indian described makes the reader want to keep reading. For example the image of the Indian giving his cow to the priest and the priest there after putting the cow in his own corral. The Indian building his own corral for the 100 cows he

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    The deep thoughts that dwell within one’s psyche are often the expectations‚ fears and aspirations that cause too much agitation to fully express. In Rudolfo Anaya’s‚ Bless Me‚ Ultima‚ the protagonist‚ Antonio Luna-Maréz‚ endures frequent dreams and nightmares that convey what he truly believes. Antonio’s eclectic subconscious thoughts are very often the catalyst for his future reactions and commonly predicts events sure to come. His dreams demonstrate who he truly is‚ rather than the hollow version

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