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    The document summarizes a story told from the perspective of the niece of a poet. Her uncle and aunt Sophia separate due to the uncle's drinking and relationship with another woman, Esa. When Esa confronts the legal wife Aunt Sophia at church, she declares "SHE CAN HAVE HIM" and leaves. The central conflict is over who has the right to bury the deceased poet, the uncle or Aunt Sophia.

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    THE CHIEFTEST MOURNER

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    The document summarizes a story told from the perspective of the niece of a poet. Her uncle and aunt Sophia separate due to the uncle's drinking and relationship with another woman, Esa. When Esa confronts the legal wife Aunt Sophia at church, she declares "SHE CAN HAVE HIM" and leaves. The central conflict is over who has the right to bury the deceased poet, the uncle or Aunt Sophia.

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    The Chieftest Mourner

    Caricato da

    Dave Segovia
    The document summarizes a story told from the perspective of the niece of a poet. Her uncle and aunt Sophia separate due to the uncle's drinking and relationship with another woman, Esa. When Esa confronts the legal wife Aunt Sophia at church, she declares "SHE CAN HAVE HIM" and leaves. The central conflict is over who has the right to bury the deceased poet, the uncle or Aunt Sophia.

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    By Aida Rivera Ford

    Niece Uncle Aunt Sophia Esa ( the other woman)

    PROTAGONIS T Niece of the poet Uncle & Aunt Sophia

    ANTAGONIST Esa the other woman

    When the other woman make a scandal and fought by words with the legal wife

    School Chapel House of the uncle House of the aunt Boarding house

    The story is in the 1st person because the protagonist who is the one narrating

    Man vs. man The Uncle always get drunk that lead to separation of the couple

    Battling the right to have the burial of the great poet

    The story is all about the separation of the couple

    Right to who have the burial of the great poet

    The other woman leaves the chapel and she says SHE CAN HAVE HIM

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