In one scene in this work, the protagonist wishes to not move if the oak trees around him were uprooted and they came crashing down.
In one scene in this work, the protagonist wishes to not move if the oak trees around him were uprooted and they came crashing down. In another scene in this work, two characters wander in a shady grove of pomegranate trees after witnessing how "men and women of every social station, could be seen lying side by side" discussing "not tea-table talk, but accounts of extraordinary heroic deeds." This in turn leads the main characters not to go see the viceroy about going to Spain. After one character enters a burning Abbey to get her son back, she is asked to breast feed another child when Dona Elvira is injured. In the final pages of this work, Dona Elvira's son Juan is bashed against a pillar by a mob after a preacher delivers a sermon which leads for the parents of Felipe and Dona Constanza's brother to be brutally murdered. For 10 points, name this story about Jeronimo Rugera and Josephe, a Heinrich von Kleist tale about a natural disaster in South America.
In one scene in this work, the protagonist wishes to not move if the oak trees around him were uprooted and they came crashing down.
The Earthquake in Chile