Dorothea and Gogera with the carniceros

Dorothea and Gogera visit every afternoon the illuminator, doctor of the laws of Jacob, and he teaches them multiple things.
With them, three butchers come, men who are terrified of the existence, because their lives consist in butchering lacteal cows, and their sensibility is numbed, because of so much meat and blood, and blooded bones, and reddish grease, and blood dripping in basins of copper.

The doctor illuminator rattles and hums almost silently:
the vibrations of his cheekbones are calling for his assistant, a young and rigid goat, whose name is Bucentaurus.

Immediately the novle animal comes, with a book settled on his head, fixed between his horns, by means of magia or amour.

And the book explains, and speaks itself, like a fat and benevolent nougat of pages and hard cover...

...benevolent, but strict, this open book teaches the laws of Jacob and Israel, and Dorothea and Gogera and the three carniceros hear with awe, and Bucentaurus lets a tremulous and soft tear fall from his ovine eye.

The doctor illuminator and the book, both speak at the same time in synchro, like two metallic robotas, all at once like the Portuguese do, and... at times no one understands what they say, because they both speak at the same time, but Dorothea, Gogera and the carniceros fear them, so they just hear that uncontrollable torrent of words spoken in unison.

As a background for this strange reunion, the beholder can see a benighted blue sky of the ample latitudes of Brazil, a greasy terrain, and a sick tree replete of water.

The varicose legs of the master get tired and aching, and he seats down on a paraguayan hammock, to rest his hydropsy

Dorothea and Gogera with the carniceros just keep their mouths shut, and observe the magna majesty of the doctor illuminator ventilating his testicles with a fan

-we leave this place enchanted by the horror, or il amore, we leave walking away silently, almost on our tiptoes...