Noli me tangere

"Sir, I am the bearer of the wishes of many unfortunates." ―Elias[src] Elias was a fugitive living in San Diego. Enduring one tragedy after another, he began working to improve society. After his life was saved by Crisostomo Ibarra, he began aiding the young man, saving him on numerous occasions. Elias was born to a rich family in Manila alongside his twin sister, with his father being the son of a prostitute and his mother being the daughter of a rich man. Told that their father was dead…

Contemporary Philippine literature reflects a diverse group of works which are mostly grounded on traditional folktales socio-political histories and...

Basilio was a young boy living in San Diego and the older brother of Crispin. Following his mother's death and his brother's disappearance, Basilio fled the town and was taken in by Capitan Tiago. Living in Manila, he became a medical student, also joining the student organization attempting to found the Castilian Academy. Basilio was born the son of Sisa in San Diego sometime in 1871. Growing up with his younger brother Crispin, the two eventually became sacristans at the San Diego parish…

It was a Saturday morning when I went to the National Museum of Fine Arts. And if it weren't for a group of young people who were ...

JOSE RIZAL -=- Jose Rizal is the Philippines' National Hero. A novelist known for Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo. He was a proponent of achieving Philippine self-government peacefully. He was executed by the Spanish on December 30, 1896 which triggered the Philippine Revolution.

"When he was alive I could degrade myself; I still had the consolation of knowing that he lived and perhaps might think of me. Now that he is dead, I would rather be a nun or be dead myself." ―Maria Clara[src] Maria Clara, full name Maria Clara de los Santos, was the daughter of Capitan Tiago and the fiancee of Crisostomo Ibarra. Following Ibarra's return to San Diego, Maria Clara faced numerous objections to their betrothal. Maria Clara was born between Padre Damaso and Doña Pia. With her…

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Padre Damaso was the former town curate of San Diego and the real father of Maria Clara. Opposing his daughter's marriage to Crisostomo Ibarra, the man made efforts to drive the two apart for Maria Clara's sake. Padre Damaso became a Franciscan priest in the Philippines sometime in 1858, serving for three years at a small town. As he left, and the natives gave tribute to him as a goodbye, though he learned that the natives had given an even bigger tribute to his successor when he left…

My crammed Noli Me Tangere book cover for my Rizal class finals.

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