That character attempts to manipulate his rival's child into following his career path, a son also named after the doctor.
When a central character in this work, a doctor, discovers that his rival will be marrying Helena, he notes in his diary that he feels as "if flames of ice were suffocating me," a pointed reference to Dante's Inferno. That character attempts to manipulate his rival's child into following his career path, a son also named after the doctor. One character play-acts the throttling of another, though this results in the immediate death of that character as he has a weak heart. This novella is often paired with two other stories "The Madness of Dr. Montarco" and "San Manuel the Good, Martyr." Criticisms of this work note that the two central characters' names invoke a biblical story of envy and at the end of the novel Joaquin offers his deathbed confession. Written by the author of Niebla, for 10 points, name this novel about the titular painter by Miguel Unamuno.
When a central character in this work, a doctor, discovers that his rival will be marrying Helena, he notes in his diary that he feels as "if flames of ice were suffocating me," a pointed reference to Dante's Inferno.
Abel {Sanchez}