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1 -- 2 -- color) Eulalio Flores, above, grieves with his wife, Celestina, and daughter during burial services Wednesday for their son and brother, Army Pfc. She shifts easily among the other players in this tense drama: brutal "Uncle," his sleazy partner Raimundo, and the kind visionary Dona Celestina. Cruz also "opens up" the picaresque genre in new and surprising ways to include works not normally treated in this context, such as Rojas' Celestina and nonfictional soldiers' autobiographies. |
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