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Camilo never had a strong opinion of his tío Agustín. If asked, he would say there was nothing particularly interesting or remarkable about him, except for his great knack for getting hurt in even the most mundane situations. Not that she disliked him; he was nice, sometimes funny, but not memorable. His appearance, moreover, was not very remarkable, more like average.
In short, Camilo considered his tío Agustín to be completely mundane and regular, and if he had to describe him in one word, he would use the word boring.
That opinion remained that way until Agustín's birthday party.