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Latin American Judgement

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Judgment is atrocious. Judgment is stifling. Latin Americans cannot fix the conflicts of their past due to their hasty decisions. Latin Americans feel isolated from their freedom. Europe views Latin America negatively. Solitude is the state of being alone; it can be interpreted as a positive or negative connotation. The famous speech, “The Solitude of Latin America” by Gabriel Garcia Marquez incorporates a negative connotation of solitude. In “The Solitude of Latin America”, Marquez illuminates the metaphor solitude is judgment throughout his speech and his famous magical realism story, “A Very Old Man With Enormous Wings.” Marquez conveys solitude as ostracism. Latin Americans were misunderstood by Europeans because of their horrific past.
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