Description
Santiago is often presented with a full-fledged cane, as the object of one of his probable deaths. As in other cases, there is also no agreement and other traditions speak of stoning at the hands of the Sanhedrin. In Ramón María del Valle Inclán, the baton of a full-fledged man became in the hands of the perpetrator Manuel Bueno, a gathering companion, into the baton with which he would hit Valle’s twin and make him lose his Arm. Valle’s fortitude transcended as he was able to stay awake during the amputation, fainting only once and smoking a cigar when he regained consciousness. Of course, in Valle, so fabulous of himself, this is as likely as anything attributed to his lookalike Santiago of him.
