The document summarizes the student's reflections on watching a re-enactment video of El Filibusterismo by Jose Rizal. [1] The student's favorite character was Simoun because he represented Rizal and Filipino ideals. [2] The most striking part was how Filipinos suffered under Spanish rule and Simoun's call for independence. [3] This showed that the Spanish system would lead to its own downfall, as injustice drives people to opposition, as Rizal argued.
The document summarizes the student's reflections on watching a re-enactment video of El Filibusterismo by Jose Rizal. [1] The student's favorite character was Simoun because he represented Rizal and Filipino ideals. [2] The most striking part was how Filipinos suffered under Spanish rule and Simoun's call for independence. [3] This showed that the Spanish system would lead to its own downfall, as injustice drives people to opposition, as Rizal argued.
The document summarizes the student's reflections on watching a re-enactment video of El Filibusterismo by Jose Rizal. [1] The student's favorite character was Simoun because he represented Rizal and Filipino ideals. [2] The most striking part was how Filipinos suffered under Spanish rule and Simoun's call for independence. [3] This showed that the Spanish system would lead to its own downfall, as injustice drives people to opposition, as Rizal argued.
The document summarizes the student's reflections on watching a re-enactment video of El Filibusterismo by Jose Rizal. [1] The student's favorite character was Simoun because he represented Rizal and Filipino ideals. [2] The most striking part was how Filipinos suffered under Spanish rule and Simoun's call for independence. [3] This showed that the Spanish system would lead to its own downfall, as injustice drives people to opposition, as Rizal argued.
Instruction: Based on the re-enactment of the El Filibusterismo, accomplish the table below.
Favorite Character and why From the video that I had watched entitled “El Filibusterismo” I could say that Simoun was my Favorite Character of all that was mentioned there. Here is why I chose Simoun as my Favorite Character: ● Simoun is a representation of Rizal. ● He represents the affluent youth's idealism. ● When he is provoked, he gets very aggressive and impulsive. ● He is a liberal thinker. ● With a strong sense of ideals, he is outspoken. ● Man who is patient and serious.
Most Striking part/event from the re-enactment The most striking part/event for me in the video of the El Filibusterismo is how the Filipino people survive and live during the Spanish colonial era, as well as Simoun's countrymen's cries and woes toward oppressive officials. Reason/s for choosing that/part I chose that event from the re-enactment of the El Filibusterismo it is because at that present time, Mostly of the Filipinos are belonging to the group of indios wherein they are following the rules and regulations set by the government officials of Spain. Simoun attempted to awaken their eyes to the fact that they would fight for their own independence as well as the country's freedom as a solution to the crisis. Contribution of that event/part in the message of The contribution of the event of how the the El Filibusterismo Spanish injustice and feelings of inferiority of the Filipino people in the message of El Filibusterismo is that the current Philippine government structure, dominated by friars, will contribute to Spain's downfall. Simoun emphasized this argument in the novel, saying, "What is a man to do when he is refused justice?" Take control of the law or wait for the Spanish to grant him rights...' As a result of the above, Rizal was convinced that
1 those who are intelligent, generous, hardworking, courageous, and loyal citizens are driven into opposition, crime, and subversion as a result of the nature and operation of the government. Reflection or learnings in the re-enactment of the El Filibusterismo, everyone agrees, is much El Filibusterismo as a whole darker and more violent than Noli Me Tangere. El Filibusterismo is a major turning point not just for the storyline but also for the protagonists, with multiple incidents of kidnapping, sexual assault, and suicide. In this novel, Crisostomo Ibarra matured as a character. He is clearly not the idealistic and open guy he used to be. He became vengeful, furious, and cunning in certain ways, and this transformation, in my view, is very human and genuine. In terms of moral lessons, I prefer El Filibusterismo to Noli Me Tangere. El Filibusterismo demonstrated how rage and revenge can consume a person's entire being. The talk between Ibarra and Father Florentino still makes me very happy.
Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo each
have the theme that violence is not the solution. Simoun's grand scheme backfired. When he inquiries about this with Father Florentino, the friar responds, "Maybe He (God) saw there was no justice in the way you had it done." We just want to help others. We just want to be moral beings who prefer what is right over what is bad, but being a decent person is exhausting.
As Filipinos, we must always be righteous and
take the correct path over the wrong one. “Do not do unto others what you do not wish others to do unto you,” as the saying goes. We should be kind to everyone so that they can be kind to us.
This is the Reference/Source of the video of Re-enactment of El Filibusterismo:
