(Setting: The play is set in Plaça del Diamant, Barcelona, in the first half of the 20th century. Natalia and Enriqueta are sitting on a bench, overlooking the square.)

Natalia: (Sighs) Enriqueta, I can hardly believe it's been a month since Quimet passed away. It's been such a whirlwind of emotions, trying to come to terms with his death and everything that followed.

Enriqueta: (Nods) It's never easy to lose a loved one, especially a spouse. I'm here for you, Natalia, as always. You know you can trust me with anything.

Natalia: (Pauses for a moment, gathering her thoughts) Quimet's death has brought up a lot of memories, Enriqueta. Memories of a life that I had pushed aside for so long. A life where I felt oppressed and nullified, like I was barely a person.

Enriqueta: (Places a hand on Natalia's shoulder) My dear, I've known you for years, and I've seen how Quimet treated you. It wasn't right, the way he controlled you and made decisions for you without your consent.

Natalia: (Nods) Yes, it's true. Quimet was always overbearing, always telling me what to do, what to wear, who to talk to. He never respected my opinions or desires. I felt suffocated, trapped.

Enriqueta: (Sympathizes) It must have been so difficult for you, Natalia. I can only imagine.

Natalia: (Looks down) It was. And it didn't stop with Quimet. I faced similar challenges at the workshop where I worked. The male workers were favored, and I was constantly overlooked for promotions or given menial tasks. I felt invisible, like my skills and abilities didn't matter.

Enriqueta: (Clucks her tongue disapprovingly) That's unacceptable! Women deserve to be treated with respect and given equal opportunities in the workplace.

Natalia: (Nods) Yes, they do. But back then, it was a different time, Enriqueta. Women were expected to be submissive, to follow the rules laid out for them by men. It was a constant battle for me, trying to assert my worth and be heard.

Enriqueta: (Pauses, then speaks with determination) But you didn't give up, Natalia. You fought for your rights, and you made a difference in your own way.

Natalia: (Smiles) Yes, I did. After Quimet's death, I realized that I needed to take control of my own life. I couldn't let others dictate my choices anymore. So, I've decided to dedicate myself to something I love - raising pigeons. It may seem unconventional, but it's a symbol of my freedom, my independence.

Enriqueta: (Chuckles) I've always admired your courage, Natalia. You've come a long way, and I'm proud to call you my friend.

Natalia: (Tears up) Thank you, Enriqueta. Your support has meant the world to me. I don't know where I would be without you.

Enriqueta: (Smiles warmly) You're like a daughter to me, Natalia. I'll always be here for you, through thick and thin.

Natalia: (Touched) And I'll be forever grateful for your friendship, Enriqueta. You've been a guiding light in my life.

(They share a heartfelt moment, sitting in silence for a brief moment, lost in their thoughts.)
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