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The second half of the book focuses more on history and less on bullfights. I find this portion fascinating. He has built up the families and characters so that it takes on a special meaning and becomes more cohesive.

Bullfighting isn't grisly enough, now we get front row seats at the Spanish Inquisition. What's your preference, strangle before being burned or burned alive?

This book should have been titled BullFight.