Tita and Chencha's Healing Beliefs

The transcript explores the belief in the healing power of broths held by Chencha and Tita. It delves into family dynamics, societal expectations, and Tita's decision to not return home. Tita accepts a marriage proposal, leading to emotional reactions in the conclusion.

What was the belief of Chencha and Tita regarding broths?

• They could cure any physical or mental illness.

• They were only good for physical ailments.

• They had no healing properties.

• They were only a myth.

What did Tita regain after trying the broth?

• Her sanity

• Her appetite

• Her memory

• Her strength

What did Chencha say about Tita's mother?

• She was very kind.

• She was strict and gave advice about disobedient women.

• She was supportive of Tita's decisions.

• She was indifferent.

What did Chencha think about Tita's mother's advice?

• It was confusing.

• It was irrelevant.

• It was meant for Gertrudis.

• It was helpful.

What did Tita ask Chencha to tell her mother?

• That she needed more time.

• That she was fine and not returning to the ranch.

• That she was unwell.

• That she was coming back soon.

How did Tita feel after Chencha's visit?

• Worse

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Better

What did Tita decide regarding the marriage proposal?

• She accepted it.

• She was unsure.

• She needed more time to think.

• She rejected it.

What was Tita's mother's reaction to her decision?

• She was upset.

• She was supportive.

• She was indifferent.

• She was happy.