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end of May 1891,
Rizal had finished El Filibusterismo
ghent, brussels
Rizal had finished El Filibusterismo and he moved to______ because the cost of printing here was cheaper than in _______
Jose Alejandrino
young Filipino student who was taking up agriculture and who agreed to share a room with him.
Jose Alejandrino
He became a general of the Revolution.
Valentin Ventura
who became his savior and sent him the necessary funds. With the funds, the printing of the El Fili resumed.
September 18, 1891.
El Filibusterismo came off the press on
Gom - -Bur-Za
His second novel was - dedicated to
tabo
the clumsy roundish shaped steamer
tabo
This steamer is sailing upstream the Pasig from Manila to Laguna de Bay
Simoun
a man of wealth and mystery, is a very close friend and confidante of the Spanish governor general,
“Brown Cardinal” or the “Black Eminence
Because of his great influence in Malacanang, he was called the
last hour he hears the sad news that Maria Clara died in the nunnery
His first attempt to begin the armed uprising did not materialize because of the l
the wedding of Paulita Gomez and Juanito Pelaez,
Simoun perfects his plan to overthrow the government. On the occasion of
a beautiful lamp.
he gives as wedding gift to them a
the nitroglycerine,
when the wick of his lamp burns lower, __________, hidden in its secret compartment, will explode
Isagani
who has been rejected by Paulita because of his liberal ideas, is standing outside the house, watching sorrowfully the merriment inside
Basilio
warns isagani to go away because the lighted lamp will soon explode
Padre Florentino
Simoun was cornered by the soldiers, but he escaped., he sought refuge in the home of
poison
imoun eluded arrest by taking
Simoun
The rich jeweler, who is Crisostomo Ibarra reborn, returns to the Philippines after thirteen years to destroy Philippine society because he is the victim of a vicious system.. He personifies the anarchist-revolutionary
Dona Victorina
A ridiculously proSpanish native womanwho disdains the Fiipino customs, language and culture, she shows lack of national sentiment because she is guided in her pretensions by her own “fancy and self- love”.
Ben-zayb –
anagram of Ibañez. A Spanish journalist who writes silly articles about the Filipinos.
Basilio
The son of Sisa whom Simon believes could be the leader of the revolution because of his experiences of childhood abuses from the friars. He refuses to entertain any revolution and has become insensitive to the social welfare for his peace of mind.
Padre Camorra
the parish priest of the town of Tiani. His sickening hypocrisy is in contrast with the godliness of Father Florentino
Don Custodio
a pro-Spanish Filipino holding a high position in the government. He represents a composite pictu of Spanish officials in the Philippine society.
Don Custodio
He believes that any idea which does not originate from him is not worthy of consideration. He finds pleasure in developing a feeling of inferiority among the Fili
Padre Florentino
a retired scholarly and patriotic Filipino priest. He believes that God is the reason.
Padre Florentino
He personifies the ideals of Rizal on freedom. He believes that justice could be attained through peaceful means and not through a bloody encounters.
Isagani
The idealist, the illumined youth full of enthusiasm and inspired by the spirit of reform
Padre Salvi
thin Franciscan friar former parish priest of San Diego.
Padre Irene
a kind friar who was a friend of the Filipino students
Juli –
love interest of Basilio and kills herself rather than dishonered by Padre Camorra
CabesangTales
– father of Juli who was disposed of his land in Tiani. In desperation, he becomes a bandit chieftain named Matanglawin.
Tandang Selo
grandfather of Juli.
Quiroga
a rich Chinese merchant who smuggles arms into the country and wants to become a Chinese consul of Manila.
Macaraig
a rich student and leader of the Filipino students in their movement to have an academy where they could learn Spanish.
Padre Millon
teaches Physics in the University of Santo Tomas without scientific experiments.
Placido Penitente
– a student from Batangas who becomes discontented with the poor method of instruction in the university.
Señor Pasta
the old Filipino lawyer who refuses to help the Filipino students in their petition to the government for educational reforms.
Mr. American impresario
who owned the sideshadow at the feria (fair) of Quiapo exhibiting an Egyptian mummy.
Sandoval
a Spanish student who supports the cause of the Filipino students who agitates for teaching of Spanish.
Cabesana Andang
the mother of Placido Penitente.
Pepay
– the pretty dancer and mistress of Don Custodio.
Padre Fernandez
a good Dominican friar and friend of Isagani.
Don Timoteo
the father of Juanito Pelaez.
Tano
the son of Cabesang Tales and brother of Juli.
Chichay
the silversmith who made the bridal earrings for Paulita Gomez.
NOLI ME TANGERE
64 CHAPTERS
NOLI ME TANGERE
Romantic novel
NOLI ME TANGERE
Work of the heart
NOLI ME TANGERE
Book of feeling
NOLI ME TANGERE
It has freshness and color
NOLI ME TANGERE
With humor, lightness and wit
EL FILIBUSTERISMO
38 CHAPTERS
EL FILIBUSTERISMO
Political novel
EL FILIBUSTERISMO
Work of the head
EL FILIBUSTERISMO
Book of the thought
EL FILIBUSTERISMO
It contains bitterness and hatred
EL FILIBUSTERISMO
With pain, violence and sorrow
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