Martirio:
\nThey have taken our mother out of fear.\u00a0She is the only one who knows the history of their father and the origin of his estates.\u00a0Every time Adelaide comes to us, the mother puts the knife in her wound.\u00a0Her father killed his first wife’s husband in Cuba so he could marry her, and then he left her and ran off with another, who also had a daughter, and then he got involved with this woman, Adelaide’s mother, and he married her after his second wife died insane.<\/p>\n
Amelia:
\nAnd why isn’t this bastard in jail?<\/p>\n
Martyrius:
\nFor men cover such things among themselves, and none of them betrays another.<\/p>\n
Amelia:
\nBut Adelaide is not to blame for all this.<\/p>\n
Martilio:
\nIt’s not his fault, but things repeat themselves.\u00a0I see that everything is a terrible repetition.\u00a0And she has the same fate as her mother and her grandmother, two women who married the one who sowed her.<\/p>\n
Amelia:
\nWhat a terrible situation!<\/p>\n
Martyrius:
\nIt is better that I never see a man.\u00a0I’ve been afraid of them since I was little.\u00a0God made me thin and ugly, and I drove them away from me forever.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Martirio:
\nThey have taken our mother out of fear.\u00a0She is the only one who knows the history of their father and the origin of his estates.\u00a0Every time Adelaide comes to us, the mother puts the knife in her wound.\u00a0Her father killed his first wife’s husband in Cuba so he could marry her, and then he left her and ran off with another, who also had a daughter, and then he got involved with this woman, Adelaide’s mother, and he married her after his second wife died insane.<\/p>\n
Amelia:
\nAnd why isn’t this bastard in jail?<\/p>\n
Martyrius:
\nFor men cover such things among themselves, and none of them betrays another.<\/p>\n
Amelia:
\nBut Adelaide is not to blame for all this.<\/p>\n
Martilio:
\nIt’s not his fault, but things repeat themselves.\u00a0I see that everything is a terrible repetition.\u00a0And she has the same fate as her mother and her grandmother, two women who married the one who sowed her.<\/p>\n
Amelia:
\nWhat a terrible situation!<\/p>\n
Martyrius:
\nIt is better that I never see a man.\u00a0I’ve been afraid of them since I was little.\u00a0God made me thin and ugly, and I drove them away from me forever.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":2177,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[453],"product_tag":[],"authors":[385],"translators":[425],"class_list":{"0":"post-2771","1":"product","2":"type-product","3":"status-publish","4":"has-post-thumbnail","6":"product_cat-theater","7":"authors-lorca-federico-garcia","8":"translators-tsaknakis-athanasios-en","10":"first","11":"instock","12":"purchasable","13":"product-type-simple"},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n