The narrator of “The burning plain,” Pichón, describes the fate of one such group, that of Pedro Zamora. These words (“They’ve gone and killed the bitch / but the puppies still remain…”) refer to the way that the spark that began the Revolution created successive movements which were often quite independent of its original impulses and were difficult to bring to heel. This story begins with an epigraph from a popular ballad.
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