 | Alicia Arrizón - 1999 - Страниц: 252
...ground, crying bitterly.) TOMASA: This is the Revolution, not a nursery. ADELITA: What do you know about the Revolution? It's beautiful, it's glorious, it's...I don't want to see it ... I don't want to see it! CONCHA (standing): Yes, this is the Revolution. We had to forget how to weep, and how to be kind and... | |
 | Beth Roy - 1999 - Страниц: 412
...far as blacks are concerned. I just run out of solutions. But I do have hope enough not to turn back. I don't want to see it, I don't want to see it like it was when I was in high school, when I was coming up. I think, in the final analysis, even this... | |
 | Tabea Alexa Linhard - 2005 - Страниц: 297
...ways to torture and kill the prisoner, Adelita protested: "'What do you know about the Revolution? Its beautiful, it's glorious, it's heroic. It's giving...it. I don't want to see it'" (42). Adelita herself says so: for her, the revolution means dying with the sun shining on her face. Adelita is a symbol,... | |
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What do you know about the Revolution? It's beautiful, it's glorious, it's heroic. It's giving all you've got to freedom. It's dying with the sun in your face, not being eaten to death by little red ants in a bottle. If this is your Revolution, I don't... 