... this time, the Mexican Revolution was in full play, readers were desperately seeking to be acquainted with the subject matter of Mexico and it's people's native way of life. Furthermore, Doherty affirms how "most writers would write their stories with photographs of Mexico, focusing on the stereotypes of the inept ... of the revolution and the Mexican culture's witchcraft which is found deep in Mexico. This story by Mena as described in one of Doherty's notes "could also be interpreted and was probably read as a metaphor for political struggles in Mexico. Bisco would represent Pancho Vi...

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