![]() ![]() ![]() Both Eva Luna and her exceptional mother, Consuelo, possess the ability to recreate the world around them, shaping it so that people never really die and unpleasant events may be restructured. In the character of Eva Luna, Allende adds another element to her usual mix of feminism and social commentary: She explores the nature of storytelling and, to some extent, the nature of reality. Fiction becomes both her reality and her livelihood. In this novel, Allende experiments with a protagonist whose abilities mimic her own: Eva Luna, like her creator, the Chilean author Allende, is a storyteller. Eva Luna, the protagonist of the novel Eva Luna, is not an exception to that rule. ![]() The majority of the characters drawn by the writer Isabel Allende (1942– ) possess some special talent or attribute. ![]()
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