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The Moon Will Forever Be a Distant Love

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August 3, 2013

 

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University

 

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Through out the story we see these two important characters change completely from what they once were into almost the exact opposite of their entire personality When the book starts off Balboa is a strong man, a conquistador, a provider for his loved one and he considers it a point of pride, when he gets laid off, he sees the option to go to "New Spain" and continue to be a proud conqueror and be able to provide for his wife Florinda...
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His main goal was to seek out a life of happiness with Florinda as shown by Crosthwaite in his novel The Moon Will Forever be a Distant Love "Seeking happiness: that's what its all about" (Crosthwaite 19) He seems to be one of those strong jawed individuals that you could really put your back against and expect him not to move...
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