The Allegory of a Good Priest Valuable opportunities or even the means to live share the idea that trust ventures with people for the reasons that allow prosperity, or enable living together. The trust apprehended by every individual differs, but typically relations will not suffice unless there is a higher form of coalition that helps fill the needed gaps in one’s living like, food, water, and shelter. When the requirements that bring livelihood are met, only a few gaps are left absent which bring about questions beyond the state of living, or past visible knowledge. In Miguel de Unamuno’s novel, “San Manuel Bueno, Mártir”, Don Manuel became a stepping stone to formally living in the present and a turn style before death within the…show more content… When Lazaro transitions to Lazarus, he begins to form a new understanding in Don Manuel’s work. He states, “for there are, Angela, two types of dangerous and harmful men: those who, convinced of life beyond the grave, of the resurrection of flesh, torment other people, like the inquisitors they are, so that they will despise this life as a transitory thing and work for the other life; and then there are those who, believing only in this life…” (Unamuno 232). It is speculated in this passage that one lie could be utilized for deception and another for the welfare of others. In this passage, Lazarus vindicates the lies of the late Don Manuel because his faith was applied by the work of his hands and not of something extraterrestrial. The people who implement an after-life into society want a point of power to dismantle the structure of anyone’s living to improve their own. The opposite of this would be Don Manuel, who didn’t exploit the weakness of people, but mutually consolidated with their beliefs, may it have been a lie. This was the “heroic saintliness” describing the Don’s sacrifice and commitment beyond those who are challenged politically and most eager to