The custom-made suit for Abascal

The tailor-made suit for Abascal refers to the situation Broncano found himself in, comparing it to the experience of Saint Paul. Broncano expressed his internal conflict, referencing the phrase "I do the evil I do not want to do and I do not do the good I want to do." This statement suggests that Broncano was trapped in a situation where he felt compelled to act in a way he did not desire, and at the same time, he could not perform positive actions he wanted to. The comparison to Saint Paul implies a spiritual transformation or conflict, which could indicate a significant turn in Abascal's narrative.