Protagonist's Journey Through Dreams

The video explores Julio Cortázar's 'The Night Face-Up', focusing on a man's experience after a motorcycle accident. As he lies in a hospital, he dreams of escaping from Aztec warriors. The narrative blurs the lines between dream and reality, highlighting themes of fear, sacrifice, and the metaphysical nature of existence.

What is the War of the Blossom as mentioned in the introduction?

• A ritual war for taking prisoners for sacrifice

• A type of Aztec dance

• A mythological story about flowers

• A festival celebrated by the Aztecs

What was the protagonist doing before the accident?

• Taking a bus

• Riding a motorcycle

• Driving a car

• Walking to work

How does the protagonist feel immediately after the accident?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Confused and in pain

• Relieved

What does the protagonist experience in the hospital?

• A sense of calm and relaxation

• A visit from his family

• A series of vivid dreams

• A quick recovery

What is the protagonist's main concern during his dreams?

• Escaping from the Aztecs

• Communicating with the nurses

• Finding a way back home

• Understanding the hospital procedures

What does the protagonist struggle with during his dreams?

• Communicating with others

• Escaping the Aztecs

• Staying awake

• Finding food

What does the protagonist use to defend himself in his dream?

• A stone knife

• A sword

• A shield

• A bow and arrow

What does the protagonist realize about his dreams?

• They are a reflection of his past

• They are a result of his medication

• They are more real than his hospital experience

• They are just a figment of his imagination

What does the protagonist see as he is carried by the acolytes?

• A bustling city

• A bright sunny day

• The starry night sky

• The hospital ceiling

What is the protagonist's final realization?

• He is safe and sound

• He is still dreaming

• He is awake and in the hospital

• He is about to be sacrificed