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The legend took place in Ávila, Spain during the time of the Romans. It featured Paula, a devout young girl from Cardeñosa, and a wealthy villainous boy from Ávila. The boy pursued Paula against her wishes until she prayed to the saints, causing her face to grow a beard and scare the boy away. From then on, Paula devoted herself to worship at the church of San Segundo.
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Villains in legends from Ávila 3
- 1. VILLAINS IN LEGENDS FROM ÁVILA 3 IES Alonso de Madrigal
- 3. CHARACTERS The principal character of the legend was Paula, a young very lovely girl, who came from Cardeñosa, a village in Ávila. The bad character was a boy, known as the villain of the story. He lived in Avila, and he was
- 4. WHERE AND WHEN DID THE LEGEND HAPPEN? The legend happened in Avila. It happened in the last days of the Romans time.
- 5. WHAT HAPPENED TO PAULA? Paula went to the church to pray to the saints. There, the rich boy saw her, and he followed her until she did something to stop him.
- 6. WHY DIDN´T PAULA WANT TO KNOW THE BOY? Pauladidn´t want to know the boy because she was very devout.
- 7. WHAT DID SHE FINALLY DO TO STOP THE BOY? She decided to pray to the saints to protect her. At that moment, a miracle happened, and her face was covered with a dark and black beard.
- 8. Theboy saw her, and he forgot his intentions. From that moment, Paula lived in penitence devoting to the worship of San Segundo.
- 9. CONCLUSIONS In my opinion, he was a bit sexist because he wanted to have the girl, even against her wish. Also he can be described as bad- mannered and wicked because if a girl ignores you, you stop following her or you forget her ´He was a pest to the girl, because he didn´t allow the young girl to live her own Medival bridge on the life. medival road from Cardeñosa.
- 11. The knight who became a monk
- 12. Who was the king? The king was Felipe II (1527-1598). He also governed these countries:
- 13. Who was the villain? He was a person whose name I don’t know. He wrote pasquinades with insults to the king in my name. Some people think it was Lucinda’s father who wrote the pasquinades.
- 14. Where was the legend? The legend was in the Saint Francisco’s monastery in Ávila. Lucinda’s tomb.
- 15. The end
- 16. I’ll see her whether you like it or not
- 18. • Because he didn’t let Aldonza be with Gonzalo of Velada. • Because he banished Gonzalo from Ávila.
- 19. • Because he considered Gonzalo inferior socially and economically. Aldonza’s father Gonzalo
- 20. • Because it wasn’t good for him that Gonzalo got married to his daughter as he would lose power and money because Velada’s family didn’t have any I’m relation with the Royal Family. Gonzalo less
- 21. • Because the husband he had chosen for her daughter was richer than Gonzalo and he was in the royal succession line. The husband more
- 22. Aldonza: was a beatiful rich woman with bright green eyes. She was born in Ávila. She was witty and she was polite and nice with the people.
- 23. Gonzalo of Velada: was a brave captain of Ávila’s army. He was strong and handsome. He was fair with everybody .
- 24. Aldonza’s father: was a nobleman with the only goal to be richer and more powerful although he had to use his daughter for it.