The exorcism of the ghost of Mama Elena eliminates Tita's pregnancy as well as sets her lover Pedro on fire, thus foreshadowing their fiery lust that burns down their Mexican ranch in the conclusion of this novel.
Roberto is short-lived and dies soon after moving away from his nursing aunt with his mother Rosaura and the protagonist's other sister Gertrudis eventually returns as a revolutionary general. The exorcism of the ghost of Mama Elena eliminates Tita's pregnancy as well as sets her lover Pedro on fire, thus foreshadowing their fiery lust that burns down their Mexican ranch in the conclusion of this novel. Each chapter begins with a recipe in, FTP, what work of Laura Esquivel?
Roberto is short-lived and dies soon after moving away from his nursing aunt with his mother Rosaura and the protagonist's other sister Gertrudis eventually returns as a revolutionary general.
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