One section of this work describes a figure who is both a child and a warrior and compares that figure to the young part of the trinity to show how resurrection can be viewed as both an ending and as a beginning.
One section of this work describes a figure who is both a child and a warrior and compares that figure to the young part of the trinity to show how resurrection can be viewed as both an ending and as a beginning.
One section of this work describes a figure who is both a child and a warrior and compares that figure to the young part of the trinity to show how resurrection can be viewed as both an ending and as a beginning.
The Labyrinth of Solitude [or El Laberinto de la Soledad] (accept "The Sons of La Malinche" before "namesake ritual")