Man vs Man. Americans vs the Don. The Don's values verses the Americans' values.
At the beginning the Don didn't accept the money from the Americans. And at the end there is a conflict with the idea that the Don values the trees as his legacy to his nieces and nephews.
External: the brothers have to fight, and knock each other out.
Internal: The brothers struggle to realize in their minds that they realy have to knock out each other.
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Characters
The americans took alot of time to buy the trees and when they bought the trees the conflict is solved because the children won't play and make noise..
The old man, Don Anselmo, continues to wear the formal coat that has grown tattered with age.
Yes Don did place a high priority of family. When selling the land he tried to save their interest in the land.
Don Anselmo.
The Narrator (apex)
It is a conflict in values: the older values of Don Anselmo and the modern values of the people who buy his land.
It is a conflict in values: the older values of Don Anselmo and the modern values of the people who buy his land.
The protagonist in "Gentleman of Rio en Medio" is a man named Chabela. She is a strong, independent woman who owns a ranch in Mexico and is the focus of the storytelling.
The external conflict in "Gentlemen of the Rio en Medio" is between the wealthy landowners and the poor villagers who work the land. The landowners exploit the villagers by paying low wages and exerting power over them, leading to tension and oppression.
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The theme is Taking a Stand
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The rising action of "Gentlemen of Rio en Medio" involves the conflict between the wealthy landowners of Rio en Medio and the peasant farmers who resist their exploitation. As tensions escalate, the peasants organize a protest against the unjust working conditions and demand better treatment. This leads to a confrontation between the two groups and sets the stage for the climax of the story.
In the story "Gentleman of Rio en Medio," the term "tilled" refers to the act of preparing and cultivating land for planting crops. The narrator describes how her father tilled the soil with care and dedication, emphasizing the hard work and connection to the land that this activity entails.
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True. Don Anselmo in the story "Gentleman of Rio en Medio" has no intention of selling his land, as he values it and the memories associated with it deeply.
The americans took alot of time to buy the trees and when they bought the trees the conflict is solved because the children won't play and make noise..