The patriarch pursues that character and succeeds in cutting off three of Pedro Tercero's fingers, but in the end he allows his daughter Blanca to escape political upheaval with Pedro in Canada.
Two characters in this novel die after driving a car they named Covadonga, and another character discovers that her husband has been taking strange pictures of the Indian servants. The patriarch of this work's central family visits the Red Lantern to see Transito Soto, who serves as a foil to his sister Ferula. Another character in this work is Jean de Satigny, who marries the patriarch's daughter after revealing her affair with another character. The patriarch pursues that character and succeeds in cutting off three of Pedro Tercero's fingers, but in the end he allows his daughter Blanca to escape political upheaval with Pedro in Canada. Blanca is one of a line of female characters in this novel with similar names: her daughter is named Alba, and her clairvoyant mother is named Clara. For 10 points, name this novel about several generations of the Trueba family, a work of Isabel Allende.
Two characters in this novel die after driving a car they named Covadonga, and another character discovers that her husband has been taking strange pictures of the Indian servants.
The {House} of the {Spirits} ({Spanish}: La {Casa} de {los Espiritus})