After the death of Lola, a character in this novel feels that "a nest of vipers stirred in [his] chest." This work is presented as a false document written by its protagonist, and includes two letters written by a chaplain and a Civil Guard. At the beginning of this novel, a character confesses that he is "not vicious, though [he] may have plenty of reasons to be." The protagonist of this work marries Esperanza shortly before killing his mother. It is hinted in this novel that its protagonist has an incestous relationship with Rosario, who worked as a prostitute for the pimp El Estirao. Set in
After the death of Lola, a character in this novel feels that "a nest of vipers stirred in [his] chest." This work is presented as a false document written by its protagonist, and includes two letters written by a chaplain and a Civil Guard. At the beginning of this novel, a character confesses that he is "not vicious, though [he] may have plenty of reasons to be." The protagonist of this work marries Esperanza shortly before killing his mother. It is hinted in this novel that its protagonist has an incestous relationship with Rosario, who worked as a prostitute for the pimp El Estirao. Set in rural Extremadura, this postwar novel is considered to have begun the genre of tremendismo. For 10 points, name this work narrated by the eponymous Spaniard while awaiting his execution, the  rst novel by Camilo José Cela.
After the death of Lola, a character in this novel feels that "a nest of vipers stirred in [his] chest."
The Family of Pascual Duarte [or La familia de Pascual Duarte]