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Student Name Instructor’s Name Course Section Date Grief, Identity, and the Elements of Violence and Power It Would Be Night in Caracas creates a portrait of sorrow, identity, violence, and power in a political reality where Venezuelans are caught in a flux. Adelaida Falcon’s points to the novel as taking the reader on a journey of coming to terms with the death of the loved one, as her soul is constantly haunted by the image of violence and corruption (Borgo). This paper endeavors to explore how these themes intersect and are recursive throughout the story constructing the emotional journey of Adelaida and rendering the major themes of the human experience during the time of crisis. Adelaida's grief narrative starts at the burial of her mother, a bereavement that continues to echo through the entire story. At the beginning, it is observed how Adelaida expresses her deep pain in the funeral procession through the streets of Caracas. The heaviness of her grief is very real as she tussles with her mother's unexpected departure, her rock in a sea of turmoil. This loss is not personal only, it is also closely connected to the mourning of Venezuela's society mourning. This is illustrated in the wake of the novel's communal mourning practices, where Adelaida's individual grief stands for the collective agony of the nation facing political turmoil and social disorder (Borgo). Furthermore, Adelaida's grief turns out to be a vessel inside which she uncovers her true persona only after having faced her reality and her role. The realization of her mother's death is the first of many brutal events that will lead the protagonist to doubt herself. The constant uproar that characterizes Caracas escalates the already life-altering emotions. Through these interactions, we can see exactly how their thoughts shape their perspective of Jane and the impact it has on their images of her. Adelaida's road to g...