People in the village describe Anita one way. But, how does Marta describe Anita?
Anita is mean, spoilt, a liar.
"[Anita's] Stories [are] about magic carpets which could fly, ... magic lamps and rings." (p.26) WHICH STORY (or stories) come to your mind?
Aladdin, for example.
What does Marta say about her bedroom with Anita?
Anita occuppied almost all of the room with her things. Marta had only a corner.
Has Anita escaped during the night? To do what?
Yes, she has, to meet Rafael.
"... They'll believe me. They won't believe you." (p.26) WHO says this? How do you feel about this person?
It's Anita and I think that she ...
Who is the little daughter in Rodrigo's family?
Marta
Describe Rodrigo: appearance, personality, job, etc.
He was a big, fat man in white clothes. He had a shop and helped with the products. He reacted badly when someone said Anita's name.
When Anita reads, she reads what the books say.
FALSE. She didn't need to read the stories because she knew the stories by heart. She imagined things, too.
In Anita's mind, she is adopted.
TRUE. She considered herself the daughter of a king. She was too good to be a shopkeeper's daughter.
Up to now, we thought Anita never received Rafael's ring. But, is this true? Why?
No, it's not true. Anita wore the ring when she met Rafael and other time she hid the ring. She was proud of her ring.
