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Water: everything

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MORIR

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The symbolism of the name “Comala,” only understood by those well-versed in Mexican culture.

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Heat helps to show how Comala represents purgatory because purgatory is often portrayed as a hot landscape.

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Heat and nature, heat as it sort of shows how Comala is different from the world, and nature as it is one of the main differences between Juan and Pedro's timeline

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Different aspects of nature shown such as the water and land show are very telling of what is happening in Comala

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All of the residents of Comala are dead and Juan is the only one alive however dies too after he is overwhelmed by the voices of the spirits begging him to free them

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Death because both main characters are dead when the story is being told to Dorotea who is also dead. The whole story is just dead people talking to other dead people about people who are dead.

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The stagnation of the Mexican Revolutionary party and the economic stagnation of Comala.

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The stagnation of the Mexican Revolutionary party and the economic stagnation of Comala.

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Comala is an important symbol because it symbolizes purgatory and its depressing nature.

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Water is present in many different forms throughout the story, and its presence in substances such as blood allow it to encompass all of the major themes of the plot.

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Death: everyone is dead