This character is taught how to play chess by Jose Moncada after he allows the delivery of a letter to Moncada's wife.
This character is taught how to play chess by Jose Moncada after he allows the delivery of a letter to Moncada's wife. This man is assisted by Roque Carnicero, who had earlier tried to shoot him. This man negotiates a peace at Neerlandia after he loses all thirty-two of the civil wars he starts, after which he retires to making golden fish in his workshop. All but one of this man's seventeen sons are found assassinated with permanent Ash Wednesday crosses on their foreheads. This character, while facing a firing squad, remembers "that distant afternoon when his father," Jose Arcadio, "took him to discover ice." For 10 points, name this liberal colonel from One Hundred Years of Solitude.
This character is taught how to play chess by Jose Moncada after he allows the delivery of a letter to Moncada's wife.
Colonel Aureliano Buendia [or Coronel Aureliano Buendia; or any answer indicating that it's the first Aureliano; prompt on Buendia; do not accept "Aureliano Segundo" or "Aureliano Babilonia" or "Aureliano Arcadio"]