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We learn that a loaded gun fires and causes "a life-size saint on the main altar of the church on the opposite side of the square to plaster dust"(6). This is symbolic that perhaps Santiago is somewhat innocent and it's almost foreboding, like an augury.

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Santiago has betrayed the trust of the Vicario's and thusly they've decided to muder him in the name of honor. Family ties and loyalty has played a role not only in santiagos death but also in his interaction with Divina and Victoria due to his fathers prior relationship with Victoria.

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He has his everyday clothes and he has his formal clothes and his formal clothes ar "unstarched" and white so They represent religion and somewhat purity which is interesting because he is then killed in that white shirt and he happens to go out the back entrance in the white shirt because it's formal. Pg 5

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page 9: Divina Flor, her daughter, served Santiago Nasar a mug of mountain coffee with a shot of cane liquor as on every Monday, to help him bear the burden of the night before.
page 5
- this recurring 'Monday' theme is either to help with timeline, or a tie to religion, day after sabbath

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Pg 17
Pg 21
Roosters can be interpreted as symbol for maculinity and machisimo a prevalent theme throughout the first chapter. Both times they were mentioned, their uproar overwhelmed the surrounding sounds, much like the needs and rights of men in the town overwhelm those of the women.

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At the very beginning, Marquez writes a vivid depiction of the trees and the weather, along with the trees in Santiago's dream. He makes it seem like the dream is prophetic.

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pg. 7

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Through his use and repetition,  of the almond trees, Marquez enforces imagery
pg.3, 4

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"From him (father) he also learned the good arts of valor and prudence".

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"From him (father) he also learned the good arts of valor and prudence".

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In the small Colombian town, they take honor very seriously. (It is major in both their culture and religion) not one of the characters seems to question any action to preserve someone's honor.

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One of the themes is cloudy weather which represents death. More specifically, it foreshadows the death of Santiago Nasar.

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Spends a lot of time talking about his winchester repeater and his magnum rifles and his weapons. He sleeps with gun under pillow but doesnt travel with it loaded.

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Spends a lot of time talking about his winchester repeater and his magnum rifles and his weapons. He sleeps with gun under pillow but doesnt travel with it loaded.

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Treats his father differently than his mother. Doesn't speak to mother in Arabic

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Marquez uses lots of Imagery talking about when the bishop arrives and how he comes down the river with the white cloak etc

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Marquez uses lots of Imagery talking about when the bishop arrives and how he comes down the river with the white cloak etc

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During the initial paragraphs of the chronicle, Marquez used Imagery to set the tone for Santiagos dream. This imagery is used to illustrate the change in tone between the dream that he had and the reality he awoke to.