Question

The narrator emphasises that Bayardo's bought love for Angela is only creating a semantic field of false reality and magical realism. What does the narrator suggest about Bayardo's love for Angela?

1) It is genuine and true
2) It is based on materialistic motives
3) It is a figment of Angela's imagination
4) It is a result of magical realism

Answer 1

The narrator suggests that Bayardo's love for Angela is based on materialistic motives.

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrator suggests that Bayardo's love for Angela is based on materialistic motives. The narrator emphasizes that Bayardo's love is shallow and superficial, represented by his extravagant gesture of buying love by showering Angela with expensive gifts. This creates a semantic field of false reality, where Bayardo's love appears to be genuine and true, but in reality, it is driven by his desire for material possessions.