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* AllGaysArePromiscuous: Deconstructed. The secretive and dangerous lives that gays are forced to live in Castro's regime make forming lasting monogamous relationships all but impossible, and so they must instead make do with any fleeting snatches of intimacy they can find. Arenas himself at one point claims to have slept with 5,000 men, but he regards this as part of the "tragedy of the homosexual" rather than as any sort of achievement.
* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pets and the dangers of wild animals.
* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pets and the dangers of wild animals.
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* AllGaysArePromiscuous: Deconstructed. The secretive and dangerous lives that gays are forced to live in Castro's regime make forming lasting monogamous relationships all but impossible, and so they must instead make do with any fleeting snatches of intimacy they can find. At one point, Arenas himself at one point claims to have slept with 5,000 men, but he regards this as part of the "tragedy of the homosexual" rather than as any sort of achievement.
* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and it depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pets and the dangers of wild animals.
* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and it depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pets and the dangers of wild animals.
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* DrivenToSuicide: Olga Andreu, Pepe el Loco, Calvert Cassey, and many others. Reinaldo himself attempts suicide three times during the course of the book.
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* OceanAwe: And not just because of the inherent beauty of the Caribbean but also because of the fantasy of escaping across it to freedom.
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Despite the harsh conditions, Arenas manages to survive, escaping to the United States in 1980.
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The book details the life and changing fortunes of the author, who, despite his early sympathy for Castro's revolution, soon finds found himself persecuted by the new regime, both as a writer who refuses refused to toe the line ideologically and as a homosexual. He is was eventually imprisoned by the Cuban government.
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The book details the life and changing fortunes of the author, who, despite his early sympathy for Castro's revolution, soon finds himself persecuted by the new regime, both as a writer who refuses to toe the lineideologically, ideologically and as a homosexual. He is eventually imprisoned by the Cuban government.
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* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pests, and the dangers of wild animals.
* TheBeard: Ingrávida Félix agrees to be this for Reinaldo, in an attempt to protect him from arrest. It doesn't work.
* CrazyCatLady: Elia del Calvo amasses a collection of around fifty cats, and is such a zealous communist she even suspects UsefulNotes/FidelCastro of being insufficiently revolutionary.
* TheBeard: Ingrávida Félix agrees to be this for Reinaldo, in an attempt to protect him from arrest. It doesn't work.
* CrazyCatLady: Elia del Calvo amasses a collection of around fifty cats, and is such a zealous communist she even suspects UsefulNotes/FidelCastro of being insufficiently revolutionary.
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* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pests, pets and the dangers of wild animals.
* TheBeard: Ingrávida Félix agrees to be this forReinaldo, Reinaldo in an attempt to protect him from arrest. It doesn't work.
* CrazyCatLady: Elia del Calvo amasses a collection of around fiftycats, cats and is such a zealous communist she even suspects UsefulNotes/FidelCastro of being insufficiently revolutionary.
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* OceanAwe: And not just because of the inherent beauty of the Caribbean, Caribbean but also because of the fantasy of escaping across it to freedom.
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* NobodyOver50IsGay: Averted by Virgilio Piñera.
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* IntergenerationalFriendship: Between Virgilio and Reinaldo, who have more than thirty years between them.
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* PrisonRape: Occurs frequently at El Morro, the first prison Reinaldo inhabits.
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* RaceFetish: Virgilio assures the young Reinaldo that he has no sexual interest in him, as he prefers [[BlackIsBiggerInBed blacks]].
* RaceFetish: Virgilio assures the young Reinaldo that he has no sexual interest in him, as he prefers [[BlackIsBiggerInBed blacks]].
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* TwoPlusTortureMakesFive: Poor, poor, Herberto Padilla.
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* PrisonRape: Occurs frequently at El Morro, the first prison Reinaldo inhabits.
* PrisonRape: Occurs frequently at El Morro, the first prison Reinaldo inhabits.
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* AllGaysArePromiscuous: Deconstructed. The secretive and dangerous lives that gays are forced to live in Castro's regime make forming lasting monogamous relationships all but impossible, and so they must instead make do with any fleeting snatches of intimacy they can find. Arenas himself at one point claims to have slept with 5,000 men, but he regards this as part of the "tragedy of the homosexual" rather than as any sort of achievement.
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* AllGaysArePromiscuous: Deconstructed. The secretive and dangerous lives that gays are forced to live in Castro's regime make forming lasting monogamous relationships all but impossible, and so they must instead make do with any fleeting snatches of intimacy they can find. Arenas himself at one point claims to have slept with 5,000 men, but he regards this as part of the "tragedy of the homosexual" rather than as any sort of achievement.achievement.
* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pests, and the dangers of wild animals.
* DisappearedDad: Reinaldo's father abandoned his mother shortly after he was born.
* {{Arcadia}}: Averted. The chapter dedicated to describing Reinaldo's boyhood in the countryside utterly eviscerates the notion that rural life is a harmonious bed of roses, and depicts with brutal honesty the killing of livestock and pests, and the dangers of wild animals.
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Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas' 1992 autobiography, published after the author's [[AuthorExistenceFailure death]].
The book details the life and changing fortunes of the author, who, despite his early sympathy for Castro's revolution, soon finds himself persecuted by the new regime, both as a writer who refuses to toe the line ideologically, and as a homosexual. He is eventually imprisoned by the Cuban government.
Despite the harsh conditions, Arenas manages to survive, eventually escaping to the United States in 1980.
Arenas was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. Shortly after completing ''Before Night Falls'', he committed suicide, explaining in his last letter that his illness had become unbearable.
!!This work contains examples of:
*AllGaysArePromiscuous: Deconstructed. The secretive and dangerous lives that gays are forced to live in Castro's regime make forming lasting monogamous relationships all but impossible, and so they must instead make do with any fleeting snatches of intimacy they can find. Arenas himself at one point claims to have slept with 5,000 men, but he regards this as part of the "tragedy of the homosexual" rather than as any sort of achievement.
The book details the life and changing fortunes of the author, who, despite his early sympathy for Castro's revolution, soon finds himself persecuted by the new regime, both as a writer who refuses to toe the line ideologically, and as a homosexual. He is eventually imprisoned by the Cuban government.
Despite the harsh conditions, Arenas manages to survive, eventually escaping to the United States in 1980.
Arenas was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. Shortly after completing ''Before Night Falls'', he committed suicide, explaining in his last letter that his illness had become unbearable.
!!This work contains examples of:
*AllGaysArePromiscuous: Deconstructed. The secretive and dangerous lives that gays are forced to live in Castro's regime make forming lasting monogamous relationships all but impossible, and so they must instead make do with any fleeting snatches of intimacy they can find. Arenas himself at one point claims to have slept with 5,000 men, but he regards this as part of the "tragedy of the homosexual" rather than as any sort of achievement.