Revenge or Forgiveness?

In the titular piece, Lucia wanders between Mexico and the United States in a fugue brought on by dissociative amnesia, unable to access critically important memories. When a psychiatrist helps her recover the missing portions of her life, Lucia must decide between forgiving a relative who wronged her or taking brutal revenge. In , Soledad is a young woman at odds with her puritanical family's outdated and severe moral proscriptions. Caught between what she wants to do and the obligation she feels to her restrictive upbringing, Soledad will commit an act of violence that leaves her tormented with guilt. Her only hope is to forgive herself if she can. Written with de Holcomb's trademark fascination with the human mind, explores the deep and abiding effects of trauma.