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This quote occurs when Esteban tells his sister, Férula, that he won’t be returning to the mines and will instead be going to Tres Marías. It is significant because it underscores both the sexist nature of the society within the novel, as well as the anger and resentment Férula feels because of it. As a man, Esteban enjoys the freedom to go and do as he pleases. He has worked the last two years in the northern mines, and now he wants to go to their family hacienda, Tres Marías. Férula, on the other hand, is a woman, so…