One Hundred Years of Solitude

to Macondo with the promise
of naming her Queen of
Madagascar. Úrsula took care
of her as if she were her own
daughter. The town, instead
of doubting her innocence,
pitied her candor. Six months
after the massacre, when the
wounded had recovered and
the last flowers on the mass
grave had withered,
Aureliano Segundo went to
fetch her from the distant city
where she lived with her