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Chronicle of a Death Foretold Chapter Summary & Analysis | Chapter 1

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Chapter 1 Summary

This story is chronicled from the third person omniscient perspective. Santiago Nasar is a wealthy young man of Arab descent, who lives in his mother's home in a Latin country. On the morning of his death, he awoke very early and told his mother that he'd had a dream about how happy he was walking through a grove of trees, but when he woke up he felt that he was covered in bird droppings. His mother was known to interpret dreams but didn't see anything unusual in what he told her. He dreamt about trees a lot, she would later remember.

On this particular Monday morning, he was groggy from too little sleep, but that was to be expected due to the wedding festivities of the past few days. Most of the people who saw him early that morning would remember later that he had been in a very good...
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