One Hundred Years of Solitude
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Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator)
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Colonel Aureliano Buendía
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Pilar Ternera
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José Arcadio Buendía
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Melquiades
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Aureliano Buendía
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Remedios the Beauty
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Úrsula Iguarán
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"The past is packed with ought-to-bes; the future with mere maybes."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"One must endure the most unbearable circumstances without the aid of hope."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Perseverance
"Life itself is the most important thing, not understanding life."Aureliano Buendía Wisdom
"No matter how strong you are, you cannot live without loving or being loved."José Arcadio Buendía Love
"She had discovered that it was impossible to return to the past."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"The only thing they left behind was a wake of ghost footprints in the room."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Death
"It was as if God had decided to test every capacity for surprise and was keeping the inhabitants of Macondo in a permanent alteration between doubt and revelation, doubt and revelation."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Philosophy
"He really had been through death, but he had returned because he could not bear the solitude."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Solitude
"The world was so recent that many things lacked names, and in order to indicate them it was necessary to point."Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Literature
"The solitude of the living was a different kind of solitude than that of the dead"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Solitude
"Everything written is irrevocable and repetitive"Melquiades
"The final pages were suddenly revealed"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator)
"She bore her suffering with a grace that bordered on holiness"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Strength
"The pendulum of the clock seemed to measure not time but eternity"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"Love was a temporary illusion that came and went without warning"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Love
"He possessed a supernatural ability to forget the past"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"The town had been built in a forgotten corner of the map"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) History
"She understood that she was not being loved for her beauty alone"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Relationships
"Every plague brings with it a sense of predestination"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator)
"The house was still there, exact and solitary"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Solitude
"He had spent so much time looking at the future that he forgot to look at the past"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"The plague of insomnia was spreading throughout the town"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"One could hear the whisper of the wind and the faint music from the nearby town"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Nature
"She loved him not for what he was, but for what he meant"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Love
"Colonel Aureliano Buendía forgot the Spanish language of his childhood"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Time
"The gypsies returned with all their machines"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Technology
"Macondo had become a powerful city"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator)
"The smell of bitter almonds always reminded him of the fatal scent of beauty"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Beauty
"There were seventeen Aurelianos and all of them had an identical destiny"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator)
"She had accepted her fate with a resignation that was almost supernatural"Gabriel García Márquez (Narrator) Faith