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For the best experience using our website, we recommend upgrading your browser to a newer version or switching to a supported browser. More Information. The story begins on a train between Temuco and Santiago on the eve of the World Cup opening ceremonies. The lone female director of the Chilean national team, who feels diminished by her male colleagues, sits in the dining car with a retired soccer commentator. The commentator possesses the ability to influence beings and situations with his voice—he demonstrates this by controlling the pattern of a swarm of fireflies outside the train—and the director works to convince him to come out of retirement and call the Chilean matches. When grilled as to why, the director speaks of solidifying national identity and worker awareness, as well as drawing attention to her own challenges as a woman in a sea of powerful men, before adding:. In this section, by far the longest of the novel, the prose is presented as the direct play-by-play broadcast delivered by the commentator, back for one final job. This is followed by a brief final chapter, set after Brazil has won the tournament and Chile has taken third place, as the commentator boards a train to return home. Perhaps she did something or other, but nobody can be sure. But the author also works class differences into these pages, thanks to visual cues. Throughout the match, as the commentator puppets the enormous crowd to rally behind the national team and heckle the referee with slurs, most of the directors pay no attention to the action, instead greeting diplomats and cutting business deals to benefit their families. Like the swarm of fireflies the commentator controls early in the novel, these men huddle, but they do so to supplement themselves, using soccer merely as a conduit to riches. This image of swarms extends beyond greedy directors and insects. Chile counters with a shape of parallel lines, then those of a V, a funnel, and an arrow. The Murmuration is not without flaws. Benjamin Woodard is a writer and teacher living in Connecticut. Outdated Browser For the best experience using our website, we recommend upgrading your browser to a newer version or switching to a supported browser. By Benjamin Woodard. Chile Book Reviews. All rights reserved. Bejamin Woodard Benjamin Woodard is a writer and teacher living in Connecticut. Back to Top. Read Next.