History WMG / OneHundredYearsOfSolitude

** Pros : she always skewers around the details of the day, and says that she couldn't hear the gunshot because she was at the bathroom (despite him dying in the bedroom).
** Cons : why would she do that? The two seemed very HappilyMarried.

I think there are two principal suspects.

** Pros : she always skewers around the details of the day, and says that she couldn't hear the gunshot because she was at the bathroom.
** Cons : why would she do that? The two seemed very HappilyMarried.

Unless... It was an accident

** Pros : she always skewers around the details of the day, and says that she couldn't hear the gunshot because she was at the bathroom.

[[WMG: Who killed José Arcádio? ]]

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Carmelita Montiel but [[spoiler: dies first because of the contagious bad luck of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) they are considered married.

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Carmelita Montiel but [[spoiler: dies first because of the contagious bad luck of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) they are considered married.

!![[Who killed José Arcadio?]]

!![[WMG : Who killed José Arcadio?]]

[[WMG : Who killed José Arcadio?]]

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Carmelita Montiel but [[spoiler: dies first because of the contagious bad luck of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) they are considered married.

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Carmelita Montiel but [[spoiler: dies first because of the contagious bad luck of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) counts them as married.

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Carmelita Montiel but [[spoiler: dies first because of the contagious bad lucky of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) counts them as married.

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Carmelita Montiel but [[spoiler: dies first by the contagious bad lucky of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) counts them as married.

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Fernanda Del Caprio but [[spoiler: dies first by the contagious bad lucky of his mother]] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) counts them as married.

* That makes sense when you know that Aureliano Jose was destined to marry Fernanda Del Caprio but [spoiler]dies first by the contagious bad lucky of his mother[/spoiler] and in the Family Tree at the beginning (considering it as an integral part of the book) counts them as married.

I'm not even sure if this is a WildMassGuess or if that's what you are supposed to get from the story. It seems to make sense being as it ends at the exact same moment Aureliano forcibly finishes reading it. Which brings about the question of whether Melquiades has been some kind of god-like, malevolent, or [[GrayAndGreyMorality indifferent]] figure all along.

I'm not even sure if this is a WildMassGuess or if that's what you are supposed to get from the story. It seems to make sense being as it ends at the exact same moment people finish reading it. Which brings about the question of whether Melquiades has been some kind of god-like, malevolent, or [[GrayAndGreyMorality indifferent]] figure all along.