 In A Indomada, "Greenville" was a fictional town on the northeastern coast of Brazil, built in the image of old England, due to the influence of the British, long before there had built the Great Western Railway.Proud of their city, which was said to be "a piece of England in Brazil", the greenvillenses (g"reenville" citizens) strictly adhere to the British traditions, not abdicating or the afternoon tea, the five o'clock tea, and getting to mix English with Portuguese, always with the unmistakable northern accent.Producers of sugar and molasses made this region a very wealthy place for decades.