Family+Relations

I created this topic so everyone could discuss the growing differences and other people that are becoming involved with the Trueba family during this politically charged time. I found this chapter very interesting because of the sides each person seems to take. The socialists finally won the election, but now the economy is in ruins. This is partially due to the actions of the "right" and Esteban Trueba. While Esteban continues to stockpile weapons for his plans to destroy the socialists, his grandaughter Alba is in love with a radical leader of socialist street groups. Jaime seems to take a more neutral side by stealing his father's weapons and burying them so they cannot be used. He also has relations with the socialist president who the book continues to avoid naming for some unusual reason. All of these connections will surely collide soon like the Mora sister predicted (probably chapter 13). I will conclude my entry by stating that i am very excited to attend the book signing on the 9th.user:rhr-ia