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* WordofGod from Del Toro, in the 2017 "Making-of" book, is that Casares' realisation that {{NoPointsForNeutrality [[NoPointsForNeutrality his political philosophy}} philosophy]] is what made him weak and ineffectual: "a ghost, that's what I am."
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* Jacinto seems to relish in attaching Carmen's artificial leg to her stump; in the biography Del Toro wrote for the character, it's detailed that Carmen lost her leg as a result of breaking it while chasing after Jacinto the first time he left, as their affair had represented an escape to her. In that sense, the act of reattaching the prosthesis becomes a grim reminder of their connections past and present.
** This also connects to Dr. Casares' reluctance to declare his love: he was also involved in the incident which lost Carmen her leg, and blamed himself for it.
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* Jacinto seems to relish in attaching Carmen's artificial leg to her stump; in the biography Del Toro wrote for the character, it's detailed that Carmen lost her leg as a result of breaking it while chasing after Jacinto the first time he left, as their affair had represented an escape to her. In that sense, the act of reattaching the prosthesis becomes a grim reminder of their connections past and present.
** This also connects to Dr. Casares' reluctance to declare his love: he was also involved in the incident which lost Carmen her leg, and blamed himself for it.
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* Santi tells Carlos early on that "You will all die". Rather than a vague foretelling of doom, he's being practical: he knows that Jacinto got him killed through greed and thoughtlessness, and that it's only a matter of time before Jacinto kills them all unless someone stops him.
* WordofGod from Del Toro, in the 2017 "Making-of" book, is that Casares' realisation that {{NoPointsForNeutrality his political philosophy}} is what made him weak and ineffectual: "a ghost, that's what I am."
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* Santi tells Carlos early on that "You will all die". Rather than a vague foretelling of doom, he's being practical: he knows that Jacinto got him killed through greed and thoughtlessness, and that it's only a matter of time before Jacinto kills them all unless someone stops him.
* WordofGod from Del Toro, in the 2017 "Making-of" book, is that Casares' realisation that {{NoPointsForNeutrality his political philosophy}} is what made him weak and ineffectual: "a ghost, that's what I am."
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