In one of his national episodes, by the way, he expressed it very well Galdós: the poor and asserted Spain would continue her unbuttoned story dedicating themselves to changing the neck, in the different dogs, the golden necklaces themselves.
by Arturo Pérez-Reverte (0 Reviews)
In his narrative, Arturo Pérez-Reverte discusses a poignant observation made by Galdós regarding the plight of the poor in Spain. The metaphor he uses reveals a cycle of superficiality and stagnation where Spain seems committed to changing minor details (the "neck") without addressing deeper issues, as if merely shifting around the ornamental "golden necklaces" on different "dogs." This illustrates a broader commentary on societal structures that remain unchanged despite the challenges...
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