they once asked a bishop riding through town to marry them which he furiously refused, demanding they stop their relationship and "live like men". His wife/sister starts to like Juan after the first night and does a little extra to try to get him some more food since they have so little. She trades some of the old sheets for food and coffee with her older sister. Donis is glad that Juan showed up since he could now leave the town and have his wife/sister taken care of. Years ago, it is recounted that a bishop went through and refused to marry the two. Justina She is Susana's caregiver. She has taken care of her for many years, since she was born. She cried when Susana was dying, and Susana told her to stop crying. Justina is scared one day by the ghost of Bartolomé, who tells her to leave the town since Susana would be well cared for. See also Pedro Páramo (1967 film) Notes References Zepeda, Jorge. La recepción inicial de Pedro Páramo (1955–1963). México: Fundación Juan Rulfo / Editorial RM, 2005. 378 pp. . External links Pedro Páramo (2004) the theatre by Theatre Formation Paribartak of India Ghosts of Comala (2012), Alex Torío studio album inspired by the novel 1955 novels Mexican novels Mexican magic realism novels Novels set in Mexico Fondo de Cultura Económica books Mexican novels adapted into films