One of that man's sons has seventeen children, all with the same name, and spends much of his time carving golden fish.
One character in this novel loves Pietro Crespi and dies after she finishes weaving a funeral shroud. Another character in this book goes insane and is tied to a chestnut tree. One of that man's sons has seventeen children, all with the same name, and spends much of his time carving golden fish. Those characters, (*) Amaranta (ah-mahr-AHN-tah), José Arcadio, and Colonel Aureliano, are all members of the Buendía (bwen-DEE-uh) family. For 10 points, name this novel which takes place in Macondo and is the magnum opus of Gabriel García Márquez.
One character in this novel loves Pietro Crespi and dies after she finishes weaving a funeral shroud.
One {Hundred Years} of {Solitude} [or A {Hundred Years} of {Solitude}; or {Cien años} de {soledad}]