One character holds his [?]
One character in this novel decides to use a séance to honor the memory of Yolanda Xius, while another character writes letters to a groom that abandoned her for 17 years. One character holds his [?] intestines in his hands, and then runs back to his house where he perishes in his kitchen, and that character is an Arabic man yelled at by Flora. This work sees one of Purisima del Carmen's children marrying Prudencia after being held in jail for three years, and Clotilde Arnenta owns a milk stand and has Leonardo Pornoy's superior confiscate the knives sharpened in a butcher shop. For ten points, name this novel that centers on the Vicario's brothers attempt to strike back about Angela's loss of virginity leading to the death of Santiago Nasar, written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
One character in this novel decides to use a séance to honor the memory of Yolanda Xius, while another character writes letters to a groom that abandoned her for 17 years.
{Chronicle} of a Death {Foretold} or ({Crónica} de una {muerte anunciada})