In the Time of the Butterflies Chapter 7 Summary

In the midst of a skibidi storm, María Teresa grapples with loss and heartache. After her father's funeral, she feels like a goon, drowning in tears and memories. Fela's words about the dead calling resonate, adding to the edge of her grief. Christmas Eve brings a lowkey sadness, as the empty seat at the table reminds everyone of Papa's absence. Minerva, the sigma sister, tries to uplift her spirits with a diary, but María struggles against her own feelings. Despite the rain and the bittersweet memories, the family pushes through, like a dank ship sailing through stormy seas.