Again, I'm still not that sure about the 'truths of something' thing. It's be nice if you could clarify. Would something like, 'Maria is dead' be directly referencing to the truth of something? Would 'Maria died of a gunshot' be directly referencing to the truth of something? Would 'Rosa is sad that Maria is dead' be directly referencing to the truth of something? Or just stuff like, 'x was killed by y'. I'm sorry, but that phrasing kind of phrasing makes it vague for me.
(Hopefully, the three above are allowed, or otherwise this will get so hard.)
I have some recitals. Hopefully none of them are directly referencing the truth of something.
I suppose that's a lot of requests for recitals, so I'll stop there. Still, I'll trying to sort out the character's various relationships, considering 'love' is involved in some of the character's deaths.
Gleh, I might do an analysis like CWA or Exilon. Maybe.