From here, the reader can see that Paramo ignores the law and he even think that he is the person that can make the law. He robs the property of the others, and calls out that “what law, Fulgor? From now on, we are the law”. In the story, Paramo tricks Juan’s mother to marry him in order to become the richest man in Comala, and he gains power too.

In this way of writing style, the readers find out that Pedro as a cruel, mean and selfish landlord. It seems like the plots lose the connection with each other, but the image of main character-Pedro Paramo is gradually clear through a “tangled” structure and a fragmented narrative. In the book, the narration jumps from one character to another and changing one place to another, there has no time flow in this book. The major trait of magical realism in this book is timelessness, the plot sequence is not following the orders of the time and the images of Paramo is not directly use the word to express. Through this kind of setting, Ruflo points out some social issue in the book, which likes landlordism and abuse of using power. In this book, Ruflo organizes the World Building by the magical realism the whole novel presents a world that has no boundary between living and death, and the time is no longer important. The story mainly talks about one is the main character who named Juan Preciado to go to Comala to find his father - Pedro Paramo, and through the gossips of the other ghosts, Juan finds out that his father is a cruel and bad landlord. One of Juan Rulfo’s classic works, “Pedro Paramo” is a very successful magical realism book. Most of the authors use magical realism to reveal the issue of society in the real world. It is a style of fiction and shows a realistic view of the real world but adding some unreal and magical elements.

Magical realism this artistic creation style produced under the big explosion of literature in Latin America in the 19th century, due to the economic oppression of the new imperialism.

Pedro paramo by juan rulfo