Comparing Juan Preciado and Father Renteria in Juan Rulfo’s Pedro Param

In each persuasive novel, there are clear characters that apply certain perspectives to the account to show significance of key parts of the story. In Juan Rulfo’s Pedro Paramo, the case is the same in that particular characters convey a significance to the whole part of the story. The characters in the novel that have extraordinary significance are Juan Preciado and Father Renteria. These two characters represent more prominent things that can't simply be obviously taken note. Juan Preciado is significantly significant for the reality of that he is the primary character presented in the novel and he is the character that from the outset doesn’t acknowledge he is dead. Likewise, Juan Preciado resembles that of the peruser in that he is in no spot to recognize his situation in his life or in the perusers case, the story. Father Renteria is a character that the individuals of Comala look to for insight and absolution since he is the God like figure in the novel Pedro Para mo. The character Juan Preciado is the primary character the peruser happens upon while perusing the novel. Juan Preciado is the child of Pedro Paramo and has quite recently gone to the place that is known for the dead also called Comala in the novel Pedro Paramo. â€Å"I came to Comala in light of the fact that I had been informed that my dad, a man named Pedro Paramo, lived there† (3). Juan Rulfo utilizes Juan Preciado similarly the peruser is new to the content of the account. Juan Preciado’s relationship to Comala is the equivalent to the readers’ relationship to the content for the explanation being that the story is an excursion wherein both peruser and character are continually wobbly. Juan Preciado and the peruser don’t comprehend first and foremost that Comala is a town loaded up with dead spirits yet inevitably, pieces of information emerge that lead to the end that e... ...s. Father Renteria had lost all confidence in his religion and himself. As though he had bombed a test, he says, Okay Lord, you win(26). Father Renteria speaks to the consistent battle an individual needs to keep up close to home trustworthiness against outside defilement and individual indecencies which implies that he is continually enticed to foul up things and some of the time succumbs to them. Juan Rulfo makes Father Renteria an important advantage for Pedro Paramo in light of the fact that in Comala everybody is dead and they are on the whole holding back to either get absolution to go to paradise or take the contrary course and Father Renteria is an integral factor for the individuals of Comala. To finish up, Juan Preciado and Father Renteria have noteworthy jobs in the novel Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo. They are fundamental resources for the account in that Preciado is a lot of like the peruser and Renteria is the God like figure in Comala.