Julia turned a page of her notebook and sketched the border of the Campo as it was then. In the middle, where they were standing, she drew a circle.
In the sixteenth century, under the domination of M’oorea, for almost seventy years, it was prohibited for the people to gather in public. This gathering place, then known as Campo of Prosperity, was not here, still you could see it.
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