They talk for a while, about baby names at first but Julio changes the subject to Blanca's aunt, Veronica or Vera. Julio decides to help Bodega get in touch with Vera, joining in on this exchange of loyalty and favors

Round 3 title "Willie Bodega Don't Sell Rocks. Willie Bodega Sells Dreams." The tittle expresses that he's a dealer but in reality he's that type of person who give his support to helps his community out. This round views Bodega as a type of person who has the ability to help out people which he does in order for them to achieve their dreams when the world prevents these achievement. Bodega is viewed and understood as a person who is the "seller of dreams" he's revealed here to be a aspiration and this leads to the fight for a better life.

In chapter 3, Chino meets Bodega for the first time. They talk about Bodega's plan for the neighborhood and what he's been doing for them. Bodega explains how he builds apartments from nothing and gives people homes, at the cost of their loyalty. Bodega asks Chino to join him.

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In Bodega Dreams the importance of the title "KNOCKOUT! "underground economy" is because Bodgea talks about the things the young lords did and how people survived. And it says knockout because it was a big and impactful moment.

The conflict in chapter 9 is that it ended in the chapter Alberto Salazar died. This conflict tells us that

The people in involved in this chapter is...

Sapo-

Vera-

Chino-

Bodega-

Nazario-

-Emery Veras

The importance of the title in this chapter, " Que Viva Changó" is religious. In this chapter, we find out that Bodega gives a "sacrifice" (a chicken) for Dona Ramonita. This is because he wants her to do a ritual where the Youraba God, Changó blesses

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