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El malvado Carabel

by Wenceslao Fernández Flórez (1978)

About this book

Amaro Carabel es un hombre corriente de naturaleza bondadosa que vive con su tía y no logra casarse con su prometida puesto que su sueldo está permanentemente congelado. Durante una carrera campestre organizada por su empresa, Carabel tiene una charla bienintencionada pero indiscreta con uno de los clientes que le supone el despido. Carabel decide que la causa de sus desgracias reside en haberse comportado siempre con honradez y anuncia a su tía su intención de volverse un hombre malvado.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreEl malvado Carabel Lead Character

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