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Mundín is the four girls’ cousin and the son of Tío Mundo, Laura’s brother. Mundín is Yolanda’s age, and the two are very close when they are young. At one point, Mundín convinces Yolanda to show him her genitals. Mundín goes to the U.S. for college and receives a liberal education, but he still retains some conservative values about gender. He later marries a beautiful and intelligent wife and is professionally successful.
Mundín García Quotes in How the García Girls Lost Their Accents
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6. A Regular Revolution
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Mundín wiggles his eyebrows. “How many taboos can we break here? Let’s see.” He enumerates: incest, group sex, lesbian sex, virgin sex—
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12. The Human Body
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In a corner, hoses lay coiled like a family of dormant snakes. Fifi and I lined up against a far wall. Mundín faced us, his hands nervously working the snake into a rounder and rounder ball. “Go on,” he said. “Take them down.”
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Mundín García Quotes in How the García Girls Lost Their Accents
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6. A Regular Revolution
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Mundín wiggles his eyebrows. “How many taboos can we break here? Let’s see.” He enumerates: incest, group sex, lesbian sex, virgin sex—
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12. The Human Body
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In a corner, hoses lay coiled like a family of dormant snakes. Fifi and I lined up against a far wall. Mundín faced us, his hands nervously working the snake into a rounder and rounder ball. “Go on,” he said. “Take them down.”
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