Characters
- La Madre - The Mother
- La Novia - The Bride
- La Suegra - The Mother-in-law
- Leonardo
- La Mujer De Leonardo - Leonardo's wife
- La Criada - The Maid
- La Vecina - The Neighbour (woman)
- Muchachas - Girl
- El Novio - The Groom
- El Padre De La Novia - The Father of The Bride
- La Luna - The Moon
- La Muerte (como mendiga) - Death (as a beggar)
- Leñadores - Woodcutters
Reference the book for other more minor characters.
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