(American Masters) Her best work Flowering Judas really shows her style of writing and common literary devices she uses. (American Masters) Flowering Judas is about an American Woman who has come to Mexico to help children and start over. (Flowering Judas) An excerpt of her story:
“She was born Roman Catholic, and in spite of her fear of being seen by someone who might make a scandal of it, she slips now and again into some crumbling little church, kneels on the chilly stone, and says a Hail Mary on the gold rosary she bought in Tehuantepec. It is no good and she ends by examining the altar with its tinsel flowers and ragged brocades, and feels tender about the battered doll-shape of some real saint whose white, lace-trimmed drawers hang limply around his ankles below the hieratic dignity of his velvet robe.” (Flowering Judas