Benjamin decided to give both the baby and the soldier their first miracle. World War II brought on a prisoner of war camp near Bicho Raro, and a German POW limped into the village carrying a baby and crying for help. The Saint of Bicho Raro was Benjamin at this time, and he was married to a woman named Loyola. Three Sorias died from their darkness being placed upon them after interfering with a pilgrimвЂ™s miracle in 1944. There are many legends in the Soria family, but there is one story no adult Soria ever talks about. These rules are based on family folklore and legend, and almost all believe these rules to be right and true.

The second is that, if you must fall in love, you must do so with someone who is not in Bicho Raro. All pilgrims must fight their darkness on their own or else the Soria that interferes will get their darkness thrust upon them. The first is that you can never interfere with a pilgrimвЂ™s journey for their second miracle. There are teo very important rules to living as a part of the Soria family. The pilgrims are not the only set of characters that must abide by rules in Bicho Raro. Many pilgrims do not know of the lengthy and taxing process involved and many mope about Bicho Raro with mutations or deformities for much longer than they would like. They are then responsible for self-reflection and a change before the mutation goes away and they receive their second miracle, which results in the pilgrim earning his or her happiness back. They must bear the shame of their darkness on the outside for all to see. However, the pilgrim must earn their second and final miracle. The Saint gives the pilgrim his or her first miracle. First, a pilgrim must visit the Saint in the Shrine. In total, it is a long and difficult twostep process to receive a miracle. They want to rid themselves of this fault that lessens their happiness and comfort in life. Pilgrims visit Bicho Raro because they recognize a darkness inside of them. The process of receiving a miracle is not very simple, however. The Saint delivers the miracles to pilgrims in their memorable Shrine. Although all of the Sorias can provide miracles, each generation selects one member of the family to be the Saint of Bicho Raro. The town consists of several small homes along with a large and ornate Shrine, which is decorated with a large statue of the Virgin Mary surrounded by owls. It is surrounded by barren desert and the village itself is made up of many, small shanties built by Soria relatives over the years. They call their new home Bicho Raro, or strange animal, and they continue to perform miracles for pilgrims seeking help.Д«icho Raro is in the middle of nowhere. The family asked the church for protection but the church turned its back on them, and the Soria family relocated to a remote desert village in Colorado. When the MexicoвЂ™s revolution began, the government threatened the Sorias, a family that they viewed as heretics. However, their reputation angered both the government and the Catholic Church. They lived happily and performed miracles for anyone seeking them. They provide miracles to the pilgrims who seek them, looking for ways to make their lives better. October 10, 2017.ДЇor several generations, the Soria family has been able to help people receive miracles. The following version of this book was used to create this study guide: Stiefvater, Maggie.

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