FTP, name this story by Katherine Anne Porter, titled after the tree on which a treacherous apostle hung himself.
One passage of this story describes a "Romanian agitator" and a "Polish agitator" who compete for the favor of their superior. After one character perfumes his hair with Jockey Club, he confides "one woman is really as good as another for me, in the dark. I prefer them all." The protagonist gives a small favor to a singing 19-year-old on the advice of her Indian maid, Lupe. In a dream at the end of this story, one character cries "Murderer! Cannibal! This is my body and my blood" after which another wakes up and shouts "No!," and then cannot return to sleep. In that dream, the protagonist sees the ghost of Eugenio, who overdosed on the narcotics the protagonist gave him. Braggioni, the leader of the Mexican Revolution, courts Laura by singing to her every night. FTP, name this story by Katherine Anne Porter, titled after the tree on which a treacherous apostle hung himself.
One passage of this story describes a "Romanian agitator" and a "Polish agitator" who compete for the favor of their superior.
“ {Flowering Judas} ”