Relationships between characters in "One Hundred Years of Solitude"
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This flowchart illustrates the intricate relationships between characters in 'One Hundred Years of Solitude,' highlighting the complex dynamics within the Buendía family across generations. Key figures such as Ursula Iguarán and her descendants, including Jose Arcadio Buendía and Aureliano Buendía, are depicted alongside their familial and romantic entanglements. The chart explores themes of love, incest, and tragedy, showcasing connections like the lovers Remedios Moscote and Aureliano Segundo, and the ill-fated 17 Aurelianos. It provides a visual representation of the generational saga, revealing how these relationships shape the family's legacy.
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Female family members
Beautiful Remedios
Spend the rest of my life in a monastery
Ursula Iguaran
The 6th generation
husband and wife
Santa Sofia Della Piedad
Family males
Second generation
Rebecca
Renata.Remedios/Meimei
Jose Arcadio
Aureliano Jose
Jose Arcadio Buendia
17 Aurelianos
were all shot
Pilar Ternera
Lover
Incest
Arcadio
Aureliano
The 4th generation
The 1st generation
Non-family member
Bastard
engaged
Lucky lottery woman
The 7th generation
Jose Alcatio Second
Fernanda del Carpio
Aureliano Segundo
Gaston
Remedios Moscote
Amaranta Ursula
Dating was beaten to death
Pietro Crespi
Mauricio Babilonia
Colonel Heriñolle Marcos
Petra. Cortes
Refuse the marriage proposal
The 3rd generation
The 5th generation
Childless couple
Aureliano Buendía
297 pages dead
Deciphering the parchment scroll
Amaranta
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