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Comparing The Blessings Of Ultima

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The Blessings of Ultima Ultima is known as both a cuandera and a bruja for the wonders of magic she possesses. "¡Cabrocito! ¡Hijo de la bruja!" (253) Tenorio yells as he spots Antonio on the bridge. Tenorio wishes for revenge on Ultima for his deceased daughters. Ultima is well renown for her abilities and she is constantly asked for help. Though most are rejected by Maria, there are 3 main "blessings" granted by Ultima. Ultima blesses Lucas and removes his curse, removes the curse of Tellez 's house, and she blesses Antonio himself. These blessing play a prevalent role in the story. "You have done evil", [Ultima] sang, "but good is stronger than evil, and what you sought to do will undo you..." (101) These words were spoken before the curse

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