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In this comparative exploration, the characters of "Noli Me Tangere" are resurrected from the pages of history to engage in a dialogue with their real-life counterparts. Crisóstomo Ibarra's idealism is mirrored in the aspirations of visionary leaders, while his nemesis, Padre Damaso, embodies the oppressive forces that have plagued societies throughout the ages. María Clara's tragic plight finds resonance in the struggles of women caught in the throes of societal expectations and patriarchal dominance.
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Name: Cynry Benedict S. Reyes Complete the Matrix based on the instructions provided. Character Remarkable Traits or Insights that can be identified (25 pts) Similar personalities who exist in our present time (25 pts) Ibarra He displays compassion and empathy towards the marginalized and oppressed sectors in our society. He is a representation of being enlightened through education. In general, he exhibits a progressive outlook in life. The late Chad Booc. Despite not being educated in Europe, Booc graduated Cum Laude in UP Diliman, he centralized his thesis works for the sake of Indigenous People. Eventually, he became a volunteer teacher in Lumad schools in Davao Del Norte where he was unjustly killed. Father Damaso One of the significant characteristics of Padre Damaso is he’s a person of authority and power, being a leader or the church in a time period in the Philippines where catholicism is used to control the country. Having the privilege, Damaso displays prejudice towards non-Spaniards. He is a hypocrite that uses the word of God against others without using it to correct his own actions. Apollo Quiboloy, a heinous doomsday preacher who is a narcissist that criticizes other people with or without power while having multiple Human Trafficking cases in the Philippine Court. He is also indicted in the US for conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking by force, fraud, and coercion, and sex trafficking of children. Exactly what Padre Damaso is in Rizal’s Novel. Sisa Sisa in Rizal’s novel is a representation of the oppressed or the marginalized in our community. Her situation is a comparison of the social injustices the less Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipino who was arrested, then sentenced to death in Indonesia for drug trafficking in 2010 despite having proof of her innocence, she is a victim
privileged are being subjected to. But despite all of these, she exhibits spiritual strength, resilience, while giving unconditional love to her family. of a betrayal, as well as the biased justice system. During her stay in the penitentiary, she expresses her love towards her family while developing health problems such as persistent cough and ovarian cyst. Maria Clara Maria Clara is commonly pertained to what a “traditional Filipina” is. Compassionate, graceful, and elegant. She is a representation of traditional values characterized by modesty, virtue, and devotion to family and religion. Despite being a person of intellect, challenging the stereotypes being associated with women of her time, Maria Clara also exhibits being subjected to being less than men, being constrained by her father as well as societal expectations. In the context of challenging societal stereotypes, as well as demonstrating intellectual curiosity and passion for social change, Greta Thunberg is an example of a modern figure of Maria Clara. Being scrutinized for her age and gender, she was silenced by politicians. Greta Thunberg is an environmental activist advocating for urgent action with regards to climate change. Basilio In a condensed essence, Basilio is a representation of hope and resilience. Being a child in the novel, just like her mother, he is also a victim of the systematic oppression of the colonizers towards non-spaniards. To overcome the challenges he faces, he exhibited courage and determination, seeking justice for the death of his mother as well as the disappearance of his brother. Karl Remmie Estoque, and Benj Balayo, 1st year architecture students in the University. I was with them volunteering for the victims of the unexpected fire disaster in Brgy. Banaba, San Mateo Rizal. Just like Basilio’s, I saw their sense of social responsibility, demonstrating the act of resilience, empathy, and commitment in supporting communities affected by unexpected disasters. Crispin Crispin being a child in the novel, serves as a reminder of their sector’s vulnerability in the face of social challenges. Being subjected to exploitation inside the Bernadette J Madrid, A 2022 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee. She provides medical, legal, and psychosocial care in children and women who are victims of abuse. Madrid