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Ángela is the nurse at hospital in San Pedro Sula where Soledad and Rebeca’s father Elmer is being cared for (Elmer was attacked on the street by either Iván or one of his men shortly after Soledad and Rebeca left Honduras). When Soledad and Rebeca call the hospital to ask about their father, Ángela warns them never to return to Honduras again. A week or so later, Soledad calls back, and Ángela tells her that Elmer has died.
Ángela Quotes in American Dirt
The American Dirt quotes below are all either spoken by Ángela or refer to Ángela. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
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Chapter 19 Quotes
“Elmer, your daughters called today,” [Ángela] says quietly. “Soledad and Rebeca called from Mexico, and they’re doing well, Elmer. Your daughters are okay. They’re on their way to el norte.”
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Ángela Quotes in American Dirt
The American Dirt quotes below are all either spoken by Ángela or refer to Ángela. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
).
Chapter 19 Quotes
“Elmer, your daughters called today,” [Ángela] says quietly. “Soledad and Rebeca called from Mexico, and they’re doing well, Elmer. Your daughters are okay. They’re on their way to el norte.”
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