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…showed last 75 words of 3190 total…have proved that there is a new border culture being born during each one of the episodes of the story. Furthermore, through all the research that I have done, no one has even mention the possibility of an emerging new culture within the book. Does Cantu recognize this culture? I believe that he does, but as well as all the other writers, he does not want to acknowledge it. Why? That is another paper topic.