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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Santiago, Bayardo, Angela entitled Chronicle of a Death Foretold.
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conversations.value: Chronicle of a Death Foretold (film): Cristóbal Bedoya, a medical doctor, returns to his hometown, a small Colombian city in the banks of the Magdalena river, after being away for twenty seven years.\nAt the local cemetery, he visits the grave of Santiago Nasar, his best friend, who was murdered almost three decades ago.\nStill haunted by the past, Cristóbal attempts to revisits the event that lead to his friend\'s murder talking with those close to Santiago.\nTheir memories take them to the time of the crime.\nOn the day he was eventually killed, Santiago Nasar had a dream about birds that his mother mistakenly took as a good omen of good health.\nSix months before, a handsome, young foreigner arrives to the town.\nHis name is Bayardo San Román.\nLittle is known about him except that he is very rich and in want of a wife.\nBayardo is soon smitten by the extraordinary beauty of a local girl, Angela Vicario.\nShe is uninterested in his advances, but Bayardo does whatever it takes to win her approval by showering her with gifts.\nThe next time Bayardo sees her, she is selling tickets for a raffle at a town event.\nHe buys all of the remaining tickets and wins a music box, which he then has delivered to her house as a gift.\nBayardo asks Angela what house she likes best, and she replies that she likes the one that belongs to the widower Xius.\nThe widower insists that the house is not for sale, but Bayardo keeps offering more and more money until Xius gives in.\nWhen Angela protests to her parents that she does not love Bayardo, her mother dismissed her argument, telling her that love can be learned.\nPressured by her family, she yields and the couple get married with a lavish party.\nOn the wedding night, Bayardo discovers that Angela is not a virgin and returns her to her bewildered family.\nAngela is beaten by her mother until she is forced to confess who the man who took her virginity was.\nShe says that it was Santiago Nasar.\nAngela\'s brothers (who are twins) are forced by local custom to avenge the honor of the family, by taking Santiago\'s life.\nThe murder takes place the day after the wedding, when the town is in turmoil waiting for the visit of the bishop who is crossing the city by the river.\nThe twin brothers, Pablo and Pedro Vicario, are reluctant to commit the crime, but they have no other choice, they must kill the man who took their sister\'s honor.\nThey are quite open about their intentions and the rumor about what is about to occur spreads through the town.\nThe twins, with knives wrapped in newspaper, wait for Santiago to appear in Clotilde Armenta\'s shop, who gives them rum, hoping to make them so drunk that they will be unable to commit the killing.\nEventually, many people learn of the murder plan, but nobody does anything to stop the brothers, or warn Santiago.\nPeople in the town are divided into three sides.\nThose who think that the brothers are kidding, people who know what is going to happen and think that the tragedy must be stopped, and local authorities who fail to exercise their duties and prevent the murder from occurring.\nIt seems that people choose to keep Santiago in the dark and allow the tragedy to happen.\nFlora, Santiago\'s girlfriend, is upset and humiliated when she learns the accusation and about the death threats.\nWhen Santiago comes to see her, still clueless as to the Vicario\'s intentions, she is furious.\nShe tells him that she hopes they kill him, and she goes into her room and locks the door.\nFlora\'s father tells him that the Vicarios want to kill him.\nSantiago leaves the house, and starts to head home.\nWhen Santiago appears by the plaza, he is prevented by Clotilde who yells at him to run for his life.\nSantiago is unarmed, so he tries to find refuge in his house.\nHowever, his mother locks the door because she thinks that he is inside.\nThe Vicario twins stab him and kill him in the main square.\nThere is no evidence that Santiago had taken Angela\'s virginity.\nThey were never seen together.\nIt is widely believed in town that Angela was protecting the real culprit.\nHowever, during the investigation after the murder, and even when she is questioned again 27 years later by Cristóbal, she never changes her story, she still claims that Santiago Nasar was her "perpetrator".\nAngela, who up until her marriage was not in love with Bayardo, falls hopelessly in love with him after the tragic wedding night.\nFrom then on and for many years, she writes love letters to him weekly, but she never hears from him.\nThen, halfway through a day, Bayardo comes back to her unexpectedly.\nHe leaves a trail with the unopened letters she has sent him, Angela follows them and they are reunited.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Santiago, Angela, Vicario entitled Chronicle of a Death Foretold.
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conversations.value: Chronicle of a Death Foretold: The non-linear story, told by an anonymous narrator, begins with the morning of Santiago Nasar\'s death.\nThe reader learns that Santiago lives with his mother, Placida Linero; the cook, Victoria Guzman; and the cook\'s daughter, Divina Flor.\nSantiago took over the successful family ranch after the death of his father Ibrahim, who was of Arabic origin.\nHe returns home in the early morning hours from an all night celebration of a wedding between a recent newcomer, Bayardo San Roman, and a long-term resident, Angela Vicario.\nTwo hours after the wedding, Angela was dragged back to her mother\'s home by Bayardo because she was not a virgin.\nAfter a beating from her mother, Angela is forced to reveal the name of the man who has defiled her purity and honor.\nIn a somewhat spurious manner, she reveals the man to be Santiago.\nThe brothers decide to kill Santiago in order to avenge the insult to their family honor, and for this purpose they retrieve two knives previously used to slaughter pigs.\nThey proceed to the meat market in the pre-dawn hours to sharpen their knives, and announce to the owner and other butchers, that they plan to kill Santiago.\nNo one believes the threat because the brothers are such "good people" or they interpret the threat as "drunkards\' baloney".\nFaustino Santos, a butcher friend, becomes suspicious and reports the threat to the policeman, Leandro Pornoy.\nThe brothers proceed to Cotilde Armenta\'s milk shop where they tell her about the plan to kill Santiago, and she notices the knives wrapped in rags.\nMeanwhile, Officer Leandro talks with Colonel Aponte who, after leisurely dressing and enjoying his breakfast, proceeds to the milk shop and takes away their knives and sends them off to sleep though he considers them "a pair of big bluffers".\nClotilde wants "to spare those poor boys from the horrible duty" and tries to convince Colonel Aponte to investigate further so they can be stopped.\nHe does nothing further.\nSince the brothers had announced their plans to kill Santiago at the meat market and the milk store, the news spreads through town, but no one directly warns Santiago.\nClotilde asks everyone she sees to warn Santiago, but people do not warn him for several reasons: they assume he must have been warned already, believe that someone else should warn him, can\'t find him easily, don\'t believe it will happen, are too excited about the Bishop\'s arrival, want him secretly dead, or believe the killing to be justified.\nThe brothers show up again to the milk shop with two new knives, and this time Pedro has hesitations about killing because he feels they had fulfilled their duty "when the mayor disarmed them".\nNevertheless, they yell their plans to kill Santiago.\nEven the priest later confesses, "I didn\'t know what to do.\nit wasn\'t any business of mine but something for the civil authorities".\nHe decides to mention it to Santiago\'s mother, but because he was excited about the bishop coming, he forgets about Santiago.\nSantiago wakes up after an hour\'s sleep to get dressed and greet the bishop, who is expected by the townsfolk to stop in their town on his way elsewhere.\nHe misses the note on the floor that someone has left with a warning and details about the Vicario plan.\nThe bishop\'s boat passes by the town without stopping even though people have been waiting for him with various gifts.\nSantiago then proceeds to his fiancee\'s, who yells, ".\nI hope they kill you.\n" because she is upset about his involvement with Angela Vicario, and decides not to warn him either.\nThe murder occurs.\nAfter the murder, the Vicario family leaves town due to the scandal and disgrace surrounding the events of Angela\'s wedding and Santiago\'s murder.\nBayardo San Roman leaves town as well; his family comes by boat and picks him up.\nThe Vicario twins spend three years in prison awaiting trial, but are acquitted in court, after which Pablo marries his lover and Pedro leaves for the armed forces.\nOnly after Bayardo returned her did Angela fall in love with him.\nAfter she moves away from the town with her family, Angela writes him a letter each day for seventeen years.\nAt the end of seventeen years, San Roman returns to her, carrying all of her letters in bundles, all unopened.\nThe murder of Santiago Nasar is described.\nTheir friend Cristo Bedoya had frantically looked for Santiago on the morning of the murder to warn him of the plan, but Cristo Bedoya failed to find Santiago, who was actually at his fiancée Flora Miguel\'s house.\nWhen Flora Miguel\'s father finds out, he warns Santiago minutes before the twins reach Santiago.\nSantiago becomes disoriented from the news and starts to run home.\nHis mother, who is finally told, believes he is inside the house and, therefore, bars the front door to which Santiago is running while being chased by the Vicario brothers.\nHe is repeatedly stabbed as he attempts to enter his home, stabbed over twenty times as they discovered in an autopsy ill-performed by the priest.\nThe murder is brutal as Santiago carries his own entrails and enters the back door of his home.\nHe dies in his own kitchen.
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conversations.value: \nThe reader learns that Santiago lives with his mother, Placida Linero; the cook, Victoria Guzman; and the cook\'s daughter, Divina Flor.\nSantiago took over the successful family ranch after the death of his father Ibrahim, who was of Arabic origin.\nHe returns home in the early morning hours from an all night celebration of a wedding between a recent newcomer, Bayardo San Roman, and a long-term resident, Angela Vicario.\nTwo hours after the wedding, Angela was dragged back to her mother\'s home by Bayardo because she was not a virgin.\nAfter a beating from her mother, Angela is forced to reveal the name of the man who has defiled her purity and honor.\nIn a somewhat spurious manner, she reveals the man to be Santiago.\nThe brothers decide to kill Santiago in order to avenge the insult to their family honor, and for this purpose they retrieve two knives previously used to slaughter pigs.\nThey proceed to the meat market in the pre-dawn hours to sharpen their knives, and announce to the owner and other butchers, that they plan to kill Santiago.\nNo one believes the threat because the brothers are such "good people" or they interpret the threat as "drunkards\' baloney".\nFaustino Santos, a butcher friend, becomes suspicious and reports the threat to the policeman, Leandro Pornoy.\nThe brothers proceed to Cotilde Armenta\'s milk shop where they tell her about the plan to kill Santiago, and she notices the knives wrapped in rags.\nMeanwhile, Officer Leandro talks with Colonel Aponte who, after leisurely dressing and enjoying his breakfast, proceeds to the milk shop and takes away their knives and sends them off to sleep though he considers them "a pair of big bluffers".\nClotilde wants "to spare those poor boys from the horrible duty" and tries to convince Colonel Aponte to investigate further so they can be stopped.\nHe does nothing further.\nSince the brothers had announced their plans to kill Santiago at the meat market and the milk store, the news spreads through town, but no one directly warns Santiago.\nClotilde asks everyone she sees to warn Santiago, but people do not warn him for several reasons: they assume he must have been warned already, believe that someone else should warn him, can\'t find him easily, don\'t believe it will happen, are too excited about the Bishop\'s arrival, want him secretly dead, or believe the killing to be justified.\nThe brothers show up again to the milk shop with two new knives, and this time Pedro has hesitations about killing because he feels they had fulfilled their duty "when the mayor disarmed them".\nNevertheless, they yell their plans to kill Santiago.\nEven the priest later confesses, "I didn\'t know what to do.\nit wasn\'t any business of mine but something for the civil authorities".\nHe decides to mention it to Santiago\'s mother, but because he was excited about the bishop coming, he forgets about Santiago.\nSantiago wakes up after an hour\'s sleep to get dressed and greet the bishop, who is expected by the townsfolk to stop in their town on his way elsewhere.\nHe misses the note on the floor that someone has left with a warning and details about the Vicario plan.\nThe bishop\'s boat passes by the town without stopping even though people have been waiting for him with various gifts.\nSantiago then proceeds to his fiancee\'s, who yells, ".\nI hope they kill you.\n" because she is upset about his involvement with Angela Vicario, and decides not to warn him either.\nThe murder occurs.\nAfter the murder, the Vicario family leaves town due to the scandal and disgrace surrounding the events of Angela\'s wedding and Santiago\'s murder.\nBayardo San Roman leaves town as well; his family comes by boat and picks him up.\nThe Vicario twins spend three years in prison awaiting trial, but are acquitted in court, after which Pablo marries his lover and Pedro leaves for the armed forces.\nOnly after Bayardo returned her did Angela fall in love with him.\nAfter she moves away from the town with her family, Angela writes him a letter each day for seventeen years.\nAt the end of seventeen years, San Roman returns to her, carrying all of her letters in bundles, all unopened.\nThe murder of Santiago Nasar is described.\nTheir friend Cristo Bedoya had frantically looked for Santiago on the morning of the murder to warn him of the plan, but Cristo Bedoya failed to find Santiago, who was actually at his fiancée Flora Miguel\'s house.\nWhen Flora Miguel\'s father finds out, he warns Santiago minutes before the twins reach Santiago.\nSantiago becomes disoriented from the news and starts to run home.\nHis mother, who is finally told, believes he is inside the house and, therefore, bars the front door to which Santiago is running while being chased by the Vicario brothers.\nHe is repeatedly stabbed as he attempts to enter his home, stabbed over twenty times as they discovered in an autopsy ill-performed by the priest.\nThe murder is brutal as Santiago carries his own entrails and enters the back door of his home.\nHe dies in his own kitchen.