In a moment of introspection, Ernesto Guevara reflects on the number of individuals involved in their revolutionary efforts, noting that they are thirteen, ironically one more than the group Fidel Castro had when embarking on their transformative journey with the 'Granma.' This comparison highlights a sense of historical significance and pressure, as Guevara grapples with the weight of leadership and the sacrifices required in the fight for change.
Guevara’s acknowledgment that...