Antonio's Dreams in Bless me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya

In Ulud's novel "Blessing Me" by Rudolph Anaya, boys gained more experience than any child during the hot summer of Santa Rosa, New Mexico. He witnessed the death of close friends and family. The boy expressed his feelings and grieved with a dream. With fear and confusion, I just woke up in my mind. Antonio 's life is full of dreams to tell future events, which will also influence Antonio' ​​s belief in religion and innocence. Many of Antonio's dreams are a forerunner of future events.

Rudolph · Anaya's Bresmy, Ultima Rudolph · Anaya's Bresmy, Ultima uses various dreams of Tony to demonstrate various symbols. The three most frequently used symbols are weather, water, and golden carp. Weather is used to indicate contradiction. Water represents cleanliness and rejuvenation. Kim Min-jong represents religion and Tony's belief. Because dreams are not exact mirrors of reality, they are perfect tools to introduce tokens. The author uses dreams as a way to access the iterative theme of the book.

Bless Me Ultima created by Rudolfo Anaya is the story of an adult around a boy named Antonio. In this story, Antonio wanders among the three destinies. His mother wanted him to be a pastor and his father wanted him to explore and be free; then Ultima. The old lady Ultima who used the power of the grassland and the power of magic came to Irano to visit Antonio and his family. Together with her, she brought her magic, her point of view, and a view of life - she chose to give these to Antonio before she died.

Blessing me, Ultima of Rudolph Anaya talked about the story of a young Mexican American boy, Antonio Mares' s adult trying to solve many of his fate, life and death, many problems about good and evil I will talk. Ultima living with Antonio became his guard and his teacher. Through Ultima 's wisdom Antonio learned that the world has different powers from his beliefs of Catholic faith. Ultima explained to Antonio, "The tragic result of life can be overcome by the magic power of the human heart" (Anaya 237). Ultima showed to Antonio how to experience the magic of life with his mind instead of eyes. For the first time, he thought that this river was not a terrible thing but a source of life. "I have been afraid of the frightening existence of the river all the time, although this is the soul of the river, I understand that my spirit is shared with all spirits through her" (15)