This Passage is key in realizing Antonio resolves his conflicts between the Catholic God and the Golden Carp. The Catholic God refuses to let Antonio in to heaven during his dream because he worships the golden carp before God. God deems that "I can have [one] who has golden idols before [me]" (165

Through using conflicts, and extremely vivid imagery Anaya, shows us that the man's way of dealing with his conflicts are with his dreams. The ways men deal with their conflicts are with their dreams and by what is suggested by their own thoughts.

Anaya uses extremely vivid imagery to show us that Antonio's way of dealing with his conflicts is through his dreams were he settles the conflict between the Catholic God and the Golden Crap. "I held my bloodied hands out to touch [my brother's foreheads]," Antonio tries to save his brothers from hell because they had sinned at Rosies the "house of sinful women." With the words "Bloodied Hands," Anaya shows that Antonio is trying to sort out the conflict of Narciso's death, while Narciso was trying to warn Ultima about Tenorio. The three Trementina sisters

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