In Marquez's story "The Hansomest Drowned Man In The World"..
Wouldn't you think that even the most handsomest person on earth would be treated the same as others? Being handsome or even ugly shouldn't separate you from everyone. Even if "The Handomest Drowned Man In The World" couldn't fit in a regular bed or couldn't fit normal sized clothes, he still should have been loved the same.
People figured Etseban, "The Handsomest Drowned Man In The World", must've been perfect with everything he did. When in reality, no one's perfect. We all make mistakes, right? Women thought he was more than their men could ever be. Whether or not their men looked like Esteban, they still could've worked as hard as the women fantasized he did.
When actually summing all the information about Esteban up, others figured he was treated bad and must've had a bad life. While caring so much, changes could've been made to give him the best "past" life. Even though giving a "drowned man" a perfect afterlife would be weird. He was larger than an average person, so life could've been a struggle with finding neat clothing for Esteban. The women could've sew him clothes big enough for him. The men could've built a bed large enough for him.
In life experiences a actual human wouldn't be too long for a normal bed. With being a human, would you ever think that "giants" are real? Some things are can be so unreal, but could also be true. What if there came a real alive man that was just absolutely perfect and wasn't an actual human size? We as human-beings would just not accept that it was unbelievably true.
In the end shouldn't we all accept each other? No matter what shape, size, or color. We as people should stop judging each other and get along as ONE.
