Richard Dokey Sanchez Pdf Writer

Next, Juan and his son parted because Juan was feeling tired from the events of the day. Juan got in his car and returned home to Twin Pines to reflect on his past. Twin Pines was where Juan and his wife had lived for about six years, but the home wasn't the same now that La Belleza was dead. La Belleza had died due to complications when Jesus was born. His wife's death completely changed him. Twin Pines was where Juan and his wife had longed to live for many years. The neighborhood and his new house had been well deserved. He had to struggle for a long time in Mexico to save enough money to move to the mountains. Juan had lived his whole life in Mexico before moving. Mexico, to Juan was a "hard land. It took the life of his father and mother before he was twelve and the life of his aunt, with whom he then lived, before he was sixteen"(154). This inspired Juan to get away from the village and eventually, he did. Mexico and its hardships were now in Juan's past representing his struggle to have a better place for his wife. Juan had saved enough money to leave the "death" of Mexico and head for his dreams of the Mountains. Jackson, a town along the road to Twin Pines, was where "the road turned and began an immediate, constant climb upward" (156). This, to me, represents a major change in Juan's life. Juan's dream finally was turning into what he wanted. The climbing road