Forever Witches is a delightful story about two amazing single ladies, still beautiful and fabulous in their forties and raising their niece. These women are sophisticated, envied, and just happen to be witches and own a most delightful feline familiar, Written by Estrella Alfon, only female member of the Philippines' Avant garde Veronicas.
Forever Witches is an one-act play written by Estrella Alfon. The play is about two sisters who must take care of their niece.
The Knitting Straw is a one-act play written by Filipina author, Estrella Alfon. It won a Palanca award in 1968.
Mills of the Gods by Estrella Alfon is a Philippine story about a girl named Martha who lived a hard life. She grew up and although she had some joys, life continued to deal her many trials and tribulations, but she kept her faith alive through it all.
Estrella D. Alfon wrote many short stories in the English language. One story was called Servant Girl and had characters named Rosa, Sancho, Pedro, and the mistress. In another short story, Magnificence and Other Stories, the characters are a mother, her children, and a man named Vincente.
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This is a story of a humble good-looking house helper named Rosa and her adult infatuation. Rosa is portrayed as a physically and verbally abused servant girl to an obnoxious but at times kind mistress. Rosa fantasized about the cochero whom she named to be "Angel" who later-on known to be as Pedro. She imagined him as different from other men, more gallant, gentler, and her rescuer from her miserable life with her mistress. Angel became Rosa's hope and embodiment of desire to be free from servitude. Her admirer Sancho on the other hand was rough and rude towards her and violently hurt her. She ran from her mistress' house and Sancho's boorish arms. She longed to find her "Angel". But her savior does not really exist. Angel was just a figure that she invented. In the end, Rosa just accepts her fortune as a miserable servant. Instead, the man she believed to be her rescuer, was the one who returned her back to her pitiful life.
Estrella Spangled was born on September 9, 1978.
"Forever Witches" by Alfon has a dark and mysterious tone, with elements of suspense and supernatural intrigue. The atmosphere is filled with elements of magic and witchcraft, creating a sense of tension and mystique throughout the story.
The Knitting Straw is a one-act play written by Filipina author, Estrella Alfon. It won a Palanca award in 1968.
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Mills of the Gods by Estrella Alfon is a Philippine story about a girl named Martha who lived a hard life. She grew up and although she had some joys, life continued to deal her many trials and tribulations, but she kept her faith alive through it all.
Estrella D. Alfon was an Filipino author. She wrote four different stories. She was also known for her sloppy writing.
Estrella Alfon
"Rice" by Estrella Alfon is a short story about a governess who becomes infatuated with a man named Carlos. Despite knowing that their relationship can never progress due to their class differences, the governess continues to dream about a life with him, only to ultimately realize the impossibility of their love. The story explores themes of social class and unrequited love.
In the story "O Perfect Day" by Estrella Alfon, the characters are Lucio, the husband, and Corazon, the wife. They are a married couple living in a small village in the Philippines.
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The term "magnificence" in the title of "Magnificence" by Estrella Alfon reflects the grandeur and beauty of the main character, Nena, who symbolizes innocence and purity. The title establishes her as a figure of awe and admiration in the story.
The conclusion of "Magnificence" by Estrella Alfon reveals the tragic consequences of jealousy and obsession. The story ends with the revelation of the children's fate and the realization that their mother's actions have led to irreversible harm. It highlights the destructive power of envy and selfish desires.