Brief Summary Of Lupito's Death Of Ultima

Tony notices the passing of time by the sun shine that comes through his window each morning. A bit of Antonio’s youth is escaping the home that his three brothers built each day because he awakens “with new experiences”. Each day, as time passes, Antonio becomes a more adept and matured version of himself.

The day after having witnessing Lupito’s death Antonio is curious about what will happen to his soul. Based on what’s said in the bible he wondered whether Lupito’s soul will go to hell, whether god will forgive him and put his soul in purgatory, or would Lupito’s soul be doomed to haunt the river like the Llorona? On the way to church Antonio also asked Ultima what would happen to the souls of the men who killed Lupito, whether God would chose to forgive them. Ultima simply said that it wasn’t their place to question who would be saved, it was only God’s decision.

Antonio could see a crazy quality in horse’s eyes and in his general demeanor. Yet, to Antonio’s surprise, Horse didn’t attack him. Horse was impressed with him.

Antonio’s mother, Maria Márez, says that "growing into manhood is a sin" because she believes that the pure quality that is bestowed on to children from god is lost when a boy becomes a man. She fears that Antonio will lose his pureness, so she constantly urges him to become a priest because she believe that God is the only one to “save” him from the destructive ways of manhood.

The grey house on the hill belongs to a women named Rosie. Antonio says that a respectable family had lived in the house before, which implies that Rosie isn’t respectable. Rosie is also said to be evil, not like a witch, but in other ways. The priest also preached that women shouldn’t live in Rosie’s house. So, based on the information give it can be inferred that the grey house on the hill is a