A ESCRAVA ISAURA

A Escrava Isaura 7.103 · 7.103

All but Rosa

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por que de todas era querida, menos de Rosa, que lhe tinha inveja e aversão mortal.

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for she was loved by all, except by Rosa, who bore her envy and a deadly aversion.

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Rosa is named as the single hater, and the phrase 'aversão mortal' — deadly aversion — is not idle: this envy will drive real cruelty through the rest of the chapter. Guimarães names the emotion precisely so the coming spite has a root the reader already understands.

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