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A rural narrative follows Stamos, an orphan raised amid contested kinship after his mother's accidental death in a wine vat and his father's subsequent drowning. Two elderly aunts quarrel over his marriage and guardianship, exposing customary expectations about kinship, inheritance, and social standing. The account traces successive marriages and step-relations, the care and rivalries that shape Stamos's upbringing, and a violent episode that crystallizes familial tensions. Detailed village scenes and ritual moments illuminate themes of fate, loss, and the practical struggles of peasant life.
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