In a scene in this novel set in an estancia owned by Hunter, the protagonist interrogates that woman about her relationship with a blind man named Allende.
In this story, only a woman and the protagonist focus on a particular detail of the painting Maternidad. In a scene in this novel set in an estancia owned by Hunter, the protagonist interrogates that woman about her relationship with a blind man named Allende. The protagonist of this novel decides that another character is a prostitute who cheats on her husband, when she does not arrive in Buenos Aires. After a visit to the estancia, the protagonist accuses that character of leaving him alone in the world, and stabs her to death, thus killing "the only person capable of understanding him". This novel begins with the main character introducing himself as the man "who killed María Iribarne." This story's title refers to the symbol for Juan Pablo Castel's emotional and physical isolation from society. For 10 points, name this psychological novel about the obsession of a porteño painter with a woman, written by Ernesto Sabato.
In this story, only a woman and the protagonist focus on a particular detail of the painting Maternidad.
The Tunnel [or El túnel]