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One example of irony in "The House of the Scorpion" is how Matteo Alacran, a clone who is created to be used for spare parts, ultimately outsmarts and escapes from his oppressors, defying the expectations placed upon him by society. Another example is the stark contrast between the opulence of Opium and the poverty and exploitation experienced by the farm workers who harvest the drug, highlighting the paradoxical nature of wealth and power.
Celia's last name in the book "House of the Scorpion" is Ortega. She is Matt's caretaker and plays a significant role in his life throughout the story.
Nancy Farmer wrote this book.
a book written by Nancy Farmer?
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El Viejo is the caretaker of the protagonist, Matt, in the book House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer. He is a kind and protective man who looks out for Matt and helps him navigate the challenges he faces living in Opium.
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property of alacran estate
Literally? It means "The Boss."
He goes to Aztlan, which is the former Mexico.
Matt (Matteo Alacran, El Patron's clone)
Five presents El Patron gets for his 143rd birthday in the book House of Scorpion are wallet, weapons, statue, moon rock and painting. The statue was that of a naked baby with wings.