One character in this work writes the treatise "Reasons for the Spiritual Permanence of Isabella the Catholic"
One character in this work writes the treatise "Reasons for the Spiritual Permanence of Isabella the Catholic" After spending the last of his money on a few chestnuts, one character in this work visits his sister Filo hoping to be given a fried egg. The protagonist disappears after borrowing a black tie from Pablo Alonso visiting his mother's grave, causing his friends to organize a search for him after an article he writes threatens to land him in trouble with the authorities. Other characters include the dairy owner  and pimp Ramona Bragado and Nati Robles, who loans fifty pesetas to (*) Martin Marco after he is kicked out of the café of Dona Rosa. For 10 points name this work in which the title structure is a metaphor for metropolitan Madrid, a novel written nine years after The Family of Pascual Duarte by Camilo Jose Cela.
One character in this work writes the treatise "Reasons for the Spiritual Permanence of Isabella the Catholic"
The {Hive} [or La {colmena}]