In The Time of the Butterflies, what is a quote that would show Las Mariposas to be a good, strong, and determinated group?

Unfortunately, you need to remember that the book presents
us with all four of the sisters and their own separate characters, identities and
journeys to becoming rebels against Trujillo's regime. Therefore, although they become
united as a cohesive group against dictatorship and become an important symbol in the
rebel movement, they all join that movement at different stages in their lives, with
Maria Teresa being one of the last. Clearly, Minerva is one of the first, however, there
is no quote in the novel that gives you want you want. You need to think of how the
sisters, in spite of the opposition that they face, remain steadfast to their ideals and
beliefs. Picking out individual events like that should be able to help you find the
evidence you need. But remember - part of the beauty of this book is that we are shown
las mariposas as being different and separate from one another, rather than
a homogeneous group.