| 1 | !!Book: |
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| 3 | * EpilepticTrees: Some theorize that "Maga" (magician in Spanish) is the last name of Lucía, hence the nickname. |
| 4 | * GeniusBonus: If you get all of the references, you get a lollipop. |
| 5 | * MisaimedFandom: After the book came out some young women in Argentina started imitating La Maga's way of thinking and living; never mind that the book is clear in how irresponsable she is and the horrible consequences. |
| 6 | * MoralEventHorizon: In the eyes of some readers, Horacio's response of disdain and indifference to [[spoiler: baby Rocamadour's death]] is the point where it became clear just how much of a selfish asshole he really is. |
| 7 | * TearJerker: The letter written by the Magician to Rocamadour. Bonus points because in both suggested orders it appears directly after [[spoiler: Rocamadour's death]]. |
| 8 | * TheWoobie: Horacio, for all his faults. |
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| 10 | !!The Film: |
| 11 | * AluminumChristmasTrees: One of the embarrassing secrets that Kendig reveals in his memoirs was an attempt to kill Fidel Castro with a tampered cigar. While it's uncertain as to whether or not it was ever actually tried, the CIA ''did'' float that idea as a possible method of assassination when they were thinking up various ways to kill Castro back in the sixties. |
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