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In order to remain incognito, Azucena trades in her body at the black market body exchange: "She stopped in front of the body of a woman with beautiful legs. Azucena had always dreamed of having a great pair of legs." | |
"It had taken Azucena a moment to connect the image of Citlali with that of the Indian woman Rodrigo had raped. They were one and the same! Shewas certain, because she had examined the photomental of the rape so many times. She knew that face by heart." |
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"If Isabel had murdered Azucena when she was a baby, then Isabel should know Rodrigo, because in that life Rodrigo had been Azucena's father." | ![]() |
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A captain in Hernán Cortés's army, Rodrigo"Rodrigo Díaz, one of Cortés's valiant captains. As he and his companions proceed to demolish the pyramids, he could never have imagined the consequences of his fateful contact with the stones. For his beliefs never went beyond what he could grasp with his hands. " |
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![]() | Rodrigo reincarnates as a woman. She is a loving wife and mother who is raped by her brother-in-law. 'In that life, are you a man or a woman?' 'A woman...' 'And what are they doing to you to make you so afraid? Who hurt you?' 'My husband's brother' |
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