This story is predominantly about Camillo, but the title of the story is “The Fortune Teller.” Why do you think the story was named after this minor character?
Mid-way through the story when Villela first summons Camillo, Camillo immediately envisions Villela waiting to kill him when he arrives (see page 4). Why does Camillo reject his own intuition, and what does that reveal about him as a character?
The story ends in an abrupt and perhaps unexpected way. What is the effect of the abrupt ending, and how does it affect the way a reader understands the story as a whole?
