One character in this novel lived with the criminal Skinny before going to work in his godfather's shop, which he escaped by providing sexual favors to his godmother; at the end of this novel, that character marries his ex-girlfriend Teresa. The odd proclivities of another character in this novel involve him molesting some chickens and his dog, Skimpy. Most of this novel's main characters lose their virginity to the prostitute Golden Toes and are horrified when a broken window results in all leaves being suspended. An unlucky roll of the dice results in Cava, a member of "the Circle", being tasked with stealing the answers to a chemistry exam. Cava is then ratted on by Ricardo Arana, "the Slave", who is then murdered by Jaguar, events which Alberto "the Poet" eventually reveal to Lieutenant Gamboa. For 10 points, identify this novel set at the Leoncio Prado Military Academy, a work of Ma
One character in this novel lived with the criminal Skinny before going to work in his godfather's shop, which he escaped by providing sexual favors to his godmother; at the end of this novel, that character marries his ex-girlfriend Teresa. The odd proclivities of another character in this novel involve him molesting some chickens and his dog, Skimpy. Most of this novel's main characters lose their virginity to the prostitute Golden Toes and are horrified when a broken window results in all leaves being suspended. An unlucky roll of the dice results in Cava, a member of "the Circle", being tasked with stealing the answers to a chemistry exam. Cava is then ratted on by Ricardo Arana, "the Slave", who is then murdered by Jaguar, events which Alberto "the Poet" eventually reveal to Lieutenant Gamboa. For 10 points, identify this novel set at the Leoncio Prado Military Academy, a work of Mario Vargas Llosa.
One character in this novel lived with the criminal Skinny before going to work in his godfather's shop, which he escaped by providing sexual favors to his godmother; at the end of this novel, that character marries his ex-girlfriend Teresa.
The Time of the Hero [or La ciudad y los perros; or The City and the Dogs]