3. He was an author, photographer and actor/producer.

4. Co-Founded a Literary Journal named Pan.

6. He passed away January 7, 1986 Mexico City.

10. Felipa; housekeeper to macario’s godmother

13. Esteban; peasant who carries a red hen under his coat as company

14. Meliton; peasant with the most optimism about the horrible land they were given

16. Author’s biographical info: Rulfo had an interest in the abandonment of the project of land redistribution towards the end of the Manuel Avila Camacho’s Presidency

18. Remigio Torrico; A thief who terrorized the town of the Comadres

19. Odilon Torrico; A thief who terrorized the town of the Comadres with his brother

21. Author’s biographical info: Rulfo touches on land distribution using the example of the hill, when it was distributed everyone had a piece of land but over time the Torrico’s came to own all of the land on the hill.

23. The Pursuer (Urquidi is following “the man” to kill him to avenge his dead family)

25. Author’s biographical info: Rulfo noted that the revolution had started violence from which no one could escape from or unassociated themselves from the violence

27. Tacha; youngest daughter in her family who lost her cow in the river flooding and is left with no dowry

28. La serpentine & calf; tacha’s cows and dowry for her future husband

29. Father; head of the household who bought tacha her cow so she would be able to marry a man and not become a prostitute like her older sisters

31. Author’s biographical info: In this story Rulfo points out how bad the ecnomy is. The quality of land in the redistribution was so bad that entire family’s had to rely on a single possession.

33. Don Justo; Older man who was very well off and known to have anger issues

34. Margarita; Don Justo’s niece and lover

37. Tanilo Santos; A man who became very ill with a diesis that made his skin burst with puss and had a horrible stench but believed that the Virgin of Talpa could cure him.

40. Pedros Zamora

41. El chihuila, Los cuatro, la perra

42. Pichon’s wife and their son

44. Justino Nava; son of Juvencio Nava, he married Ignacia and had eight children

45. Colonel Terreros; Son of Don Lupe Terreros, learned that his fathers killer was free and made it a mission to find and kill him

48. The listener

50. Tanis and Librado

52. Eggplant; Urbano’s mother she was called eggplant because every time she fooled around she would end up getting pregnant. The small fortune she had was lost in all the funerals that she did for her children who would die shortly after being born

53. Natalia; the only daughter of eggplant to live and only sibling to urbano, she married Nachito and later on had to set up a fruit juice stand near the freeway to support him.

56. Ignacio; is a thief who’s killed people, one of them being Tranquilino who baptized him when he was little.

59. The father

60. Transito; The sons wife and mother of his 3 sons and 2 daughters. She ends up leaving him for another man while he tries to go to America.

61. Estanislado; He organized everything so that a group of men could immigrate into the U.S. by crossing the Rio Grande, but died shortly after the group of men were ambushed and shot at in the Rio.

64. Nieves Garcia; one of the ten woman who are from the Congregation of Amula and past lover of Lucas who became pregnant and had to abort because Lucas left her.

67. Eroticism

68. Death

69. Disequilibrium in nature

70. Confession

71. The shortcomings of the Mexican Revolution

72. The Cristero War

74. His family lost their affluence and wealth during the revolution.

77. Mother died of Heart attack two years later.

78. Priest entrusted his library to Rulfo's grandmother, beginning Rulfo's affection for reading. Juan Nepomuceno and Maria Perez Rulfo Vizcaíno, parents of Juan Rulfo. 1919.

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