Focusing on the maturation of the intellectual Toto Casals, FTP, name this first novel by Manuel Puig, in which the protagonist obsesses over American films and the titular actress.
Corky, Pug-nose, and Mari are all seduced by the main character's cousin, H?tor, who dreams of becoming a sports star. In the chapter devoted to Paquita we learn that she has an intellectual side, as she muses about Les Mis?ables.  Envious of the protagonist's fine traits and wealth, Cobito twice tries to sodomize him at the George Washington boarding school, where the protagonist rebuffs Esther by mentioning her lower-class upbringing, thus driving her towards Peronist thought.  The final chapter consists of a letter written by the protagonist's father Berto, which breaks the chronological sequence of the novel. The protagonist extols the virtues of The Great Waltz in the essay "The Movie I Liked Best."  Focusing on the maturation of the intellectual Toto Casals, FTP, name this first novel by Manuel Puig, in which the protagonist obsesses over American films and the titular actress.
Corky, Pug-nose, and Mari are all seduced by the main character's cousin, H?tor, who dreams of becoming a sports star.
Betrayed by Rita Hayworth (accept La Traici? de Rita Hayworth)