Antigone
Antigone wants to bury this person
Polyneices
The country that Cleofilas moved from, and where she moved to.
Mexico to Seguin, Texas.
The family member that makes the narrator feel understood and protected
Her grandmother, Abuelita or Mama Luna.
The instrument that Suyuan wants June to learn
The piano.
The reason Creon refused the burial of the brother
The kind of television programs that shaped Cleofilas’s expectations about romance
Telenovelas/soap operas.
Nickname of the narrator that comes from her hands
“Bull Hands.”
The American child star that Suyuan initially wants June to imitate
Shirley Temple.
Antigone's father
Oedipus
Cleofilas's driver to San Antonio
Felice
Religious service the narrator’s father insist the she attends every Sunday
Mass
June’s music instructor
Old Chong.
The blind prophet that warns Creon that his actions have angered the gods
Tiresias
The woman from folklore that Cleofilas associates with the creek
La Llorona.
Abuelita's treatment for the narrator's favor
Potato slices.
The two kinds of daughters, according to Suyuan
Those who are obedient and those who follow their own mind.
The punishment for burying the brother
Death by stoning
Cleofilas’s favorite romance show
“Tú o Nadie” or "You or No One.”
Two activities the narrator can't do that her sisters can because of her hands
Crocheting and embroidery.
The titles of the two musical pieces June plays at the end of the chapter
“Pleading Child” and “Perfectly Contented.”