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While conversing with Camilla on advice regarding her and Diego's relationship, Andres said certain things that helped shape the reader's perspective on him. Not only does he show signs of homophobia, but he also reveals his true intentions. Andres tells Camilla not to let her potential go to waste and to leading Diego on for as long as possible to keep him around longer: 'forbidden fruit'. " in case, now that he's famous, none of that matters now"(Mendez 123).

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After Andres finds out about the close relationship that Camila and Diego had he decided to have a very ignorant conversation with her, only thinking about himself. He treats Camila like an object that can lead him to reach his own financial goal and doesn't even take into account her feelings and the way she wanted to act in this situation. "I was just a tool to get what he wanted."(Mendez 124)

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After Camila's date with Diego, Camila's Dad, Andre, communicates how Camila should try and keep Diego, however only for his own selfish needs. "For him, I was a tool to get what he wants. " (Mendez 124).

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Camila constantly feels that the world is working against her, but when she was with Diego she felt "like stepping into a parallel world where [she] was beautiful. Important" (Mendez 118).

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After Camila's father breaks into her room "he lifted a hand..." and Camila immediately cowered (Mendez 120).

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During the conversation with her father, Camila becomes particularly enraged by some of her father's words, but she takes it in silence; "I took the words in silence..." (Mendez, 122).

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Camila's father was trying to use Camila to "get to Diego's money and glory" (Mendez 124). Her father wanted Camila to be in a relationship with Diego for his own advantage.

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When confronting Camila about her relationship with Diego, Andres shows his inner selfishness when commenting that if Camila plays her cards right, "'you'll help your family when fortune smiles on you'"(Mendez 122).

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Near the end of the conversation between Camilla and her father, Camilla's reaction to her father going near her reveals how she fears him : "I forced myself not to flinch." (Mendez 124)

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At the beginning of the conversation between Camila and her father, Camila compare herself to the dying baby sparrow on the sidewalk she saw one time when she was going to school, where she relates to the situation as," I felt like that doomed bird." (Mendez 120) demonstrates how Camila felt weak under her father's command.

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When Camilla's father breaks in, as how she felt in the past in front of her father, she is "Now standing in front of my father...I felt like that doomed bird" (Mendez, 120).

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When Camilla's Father talks to Camilla about her relationship with Diego she finds out what he really wants, but she " wouldn't help him get Diego's money and glory." ( Mendez 124).

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Throughout the conversation between Camila and her father, Andres, he shows that he is manipulative by acting like a sweet, loving father to get what he wants from Camila. "He sounded just like a loving father." (Mendez 122).

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Andres, Camila's father, finds out about Diego and Camila's close relationship. He confronts Camila and tells her that she needs to use this opportunity to get money from him. Andres is really trying to use Camila for his greed of money. "For him, I was just a tool to get what he wanted." (Mendez 124)

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Around the middle of their conversation, Mr. Hassan kept talking about how popular Diego is and how Camilla should not let go to what she has with Diego, but Camilla realized that "All he wanted was a bite of what Diego had"(Mendez, 124).

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When Camilla and her father were talking, she becomes frightened as "he lifted a hand, and like a child, I cowered" (Mendez 120).

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In chapter 11 of the novel Furia, the conversation between Camila and Andres displays that Andres thinks of Camila as a tool and is manipulative as he told Camila, "you only have to pick what's best for you and your family." (Mendez 123) at the expense of every basic necessity he's given her.

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Camila's father, Andres, treats her daughter, Camilla, like property and wants to use her as a tool to gain wealth from Diego. Camilla says that she "wouldn't help him get Diego's money and glory." (Mendez 124)

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Among the events of chapter 11, Camila's father confronted her about spending time with Diego and breaking her lock, signifying her loss of freedom, "My lock was broken. it couldn't protect me anymore. It never could (Mendez 125)".

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Camila and her father, Andres speak about her relationship with Diego and how he cares about the decisions she makes. "Haven't I cared for you and your education and future?" (Mendez 112)

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Camila's father uses the argument "Haven't I cared for you..." (Mendez 122) to explain why he deserves the success she might have. He's always seen Camila's childhood as a "...business investment" (Mendez 122).

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After their conversation, Camilla felt the need to barricade her door in order to try and protect herself from her father: "...dragged my dresser in front of the broken door...heaviest thing I had," (Mendez 125).

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During Camila's conversation with her father, she thought in her head, if he were to ever try to take credit for her future success, "I'd squash him like a cockroach."

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In the beginning of the chapter, it is evident that Camila's father has a short temper as he doesn't hesitate to break the lock on Camila's door. Mendez writes, "The door handle jiggled until it finally broke with a crack." (Mendez 119)

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Camila's father wants her to be strategic when dating Diego, and to take advantage of what he has; "... you only have to pick what's best for you and your family." (Mendez 123)

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When Camila and her father are talking, Camila vividly describes her father's words as soaking "everything they touched in tar" (Mendez, 122).

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After her date with Diego, Camilla is faced with an internal conflict on what would she do if she did get back with Diego and what would happen to her opportunities. She asks herself "If I followed Diego, where would I end up? What doors were closing with each decision that I made?" (Mendez 119).

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At the end of the conversation between Camila and her father she states "My lock is broken. It couldn't protect me anymore. It never could." (Mendez 125).

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Andres, Camila's father, asserts that once Camila gives Diego her virginity, he will loose interest "Once men taste the forbidden fruit, they lose interest" (Mendez 124).

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Through dialogue between Camila and her father, Andre, we discover his real personality that he hides behind his sweet words: "Your life can turn into a fairytale... of course you'll help your family..." (Mendez 122).

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In Chapter 11 of the novel Furia, Camila and her father, Andres, shared an intense relationship, where he treated Camila as a possession instead of his daughter. With this, he is eager to use Camila to achieve his goal: "But I wouldn't help him get Diego's money and glory..." (Mendez 124).

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During the conversation between Camila Hassan and her father, Mr. Hassan claims that Camila was "acting like a cat in heat" when she was around Diego. (Mendez 122)

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When Camila's Father, Andres, talks to Camila about her relationship with Diego, Camila instantly understands his intentions, thinking, "...I was just a tool to get what he wanted... Diego's money and glory..." (Mendez 124)

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Take twenty-five minutes to read “Chapter 11” of the novel and identify and note evidence that explores the relationship between Camila Hassan and her father.

Post one of the following:

Conflict. Select evidence that indicates an internal or external conflict between Andres and Camila.

Figurative Language. Select evidence that vividly portrays Andres or Camila’s perception of each other.

Characterization. Select evidence that indicates an aspect of Camila or Andres’s personality.

Symbolism. Select evidence that indicates an object, person, or place possess a deeper meaning.

Be sure to lead, bridge, or frame the evidence; and cite it parenthetically according to MLA citation style.