Tomorrow in the Battle Think On Me (2013)
“I mean that after a month, I became someone for Téllez and his son-in-law and his third and only daughter (the third to be born and now the only one left alive), I became a name and a face for them and I had lunch with them, but the man who had been present at Marta’s death, though he had achieved little by that presence, continued to be no one throughout the whole of that lunch, even though I was that man, of that I was sure, for them, on the other hand, that man was only one of various suspec...ts with or without a name, with or without a face: not for Téllez, though, from whom they had managed to hide the manner and the circumstances of the death, he had no need to suspect anyone.
I made the almost simultaneous acquaintance of his two children through their father, Téllez, and I tried to get to know him and did, in fact, meet him through a friend whom I have impersonated on more than one occasion, to whom I have often lent my voice and, in this instance, my physical presence, but unlike on those other occasions, this was precisely what I wanted.MoreLess
I made the almost simultaneous acquaintance of his two children through their father, Téllez, and I tried to get to know him and did, in fact, meet him through a friend whom I have impersonated on more than one occasion, to whom I have often lent my voice and, in this instance, my physical presence, but unlike on those other occasions, this was precisely what I wanted.MoreLess
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