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The question is related to "The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World," a short story written by <em>Gabriel Marquez. </em>The story centers on<u> the dead body that the villagers found on the shore.</u> Everyone treated him with kindness because he looked very handsome for the villagers. He was then called "Esteban." <u>Even the men fell in love with him. </u>
The nature of the villagers transformation was given a hint in the story's subtitle "A Tale for Children" through the action of the people towards Esteban. Just like kids, the villagers were attracted to Esteban's handsomeness. This symbolized their respect for him. When they finally dumped his body, they vow that in memory of Esteban, they will transform the village into a place that was worthy for Esteban. They believe that someday Esteban will float back to them. This shows the villagers' innocence, just like a child.
He shows his intelligence and cunning. He first tricks the Cyclops with the story about his name so as to have him say that nobody hurt him, and then he devises a plan with the sheep which shows that he's not just physically capable of being a warrior, but also an intelligent man. Of course, he messes it up in the end by being too proud and vain, but before that everything was working fine for him.
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Omg this is actually really good. For me personally, I can relate to this poem. It has a nice gradual flow. Great job <3
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Hope this helps <3
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look at the main details in the paragraph and make a sentence out of that
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