(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Hard of Spanish

During the modernist movement, Hispanic-American literature underwent an aesthetic revolution that was reflected in works marked by a break with academic conventions, an emphasis on local realities, and the exploration of innovative narrative techniques. 'Rayuela', a work by the Argentine Julio Cortázar, is an emblematic example of this period, exploring in its structure the notion of non-linear reading, providing the reader with the experience of creating their own path through the story. Considering an excerpt adapted from 'Rayuela' and a historical context of the modernist movement, where the author uses the conditional perfect tense to allude to possible scenarios outside the narrated story, analyze the application of this verb tense and identify the interrelation it establishes with the presented historical-cultural context.