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    1. The document summarizes the various settings in Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. It begins on a steamship traveling along the Pasig River and introduces the main characters. 2. The story is then set in various towns and cities across Luzon, including San Diego, Los Baños, Manila, and Santa Cruz. Scenes take place in locations like homes, schools, the marketplace, and churches. 3. Political discussions and social gatherings are held in these settings as the plot involves a growing rebellion against Spanish colonial rule led by the character Simoun. The document provides context for the geographic scope and events in Rizal's sequel to Noli Me Tangere

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    1. The document summarizes the various settings in Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. It begins on a steamship traveling along the Pasig River and introduces the main characters. 2. The story is then set in various towns and cities across Luzon, including San Diego, Los Baños, Manila, and Santa Cruz. Scenes take place in locations like homes, schools, the marketplace, and churches. 3. Political discussions and social gatherings are held in these settings as the plot involves a growing rebellion against Spanish colonial rule led by the character Simoun. The document provides context for the geographic scope and events in Rizal's sequel to Noli Me Tangere

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    1. The document summarizes the various settings in Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. It begins on a steamship traveling along the Pasig River and introduces the main characters. 2. The story is then set in various towns and cities across Luzon, including San Diego, Los Baños, Manila, and Santa Cruz. Scenes take place in locations like homes, schools, the marketplace, and churches. 3. Political discussions and social gatherings are held in these settings as the plot involves a growing rebellion against Spanish colonial rule led by the character Simoun. The document provides context for the geographic scope and events in Rizal's sequel to Noli Me Tangere

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    El Filibusterismo (Settings)

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    1. The document summarizes the various settings in Jose Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. It begins on a steamship traveling along the Pasig River and introduces the main characters. 2. The story is then set in various towns and cities across Luzon, including San Diego, Los Baños, Manila, and Santa Cruz. Scenes take place in locations like homes, schools, the marketplace, and churches. 3. Political discussions and social gatherings are held in these settings as the plot involves a growing rebellion against Spanish colonial rule led by the character Simoun. The document provides context for the geographic scope and events in Rizal's sequel to Noli Me Tangere

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    EL FILIBUSTERISMO (SETTINGS)

    Introduction: El Filibusterismo, also known as The Reign of Greed, is a novel by Jose Rizal set
    in the Philippines during the aftermath of the then-colonial Spain. It tells the story of a rich
    Cuban jeweler who travels to the Philippines to work for the governor general and other colonial
    government officials, but instead plans to launch a revolt against the authorities. Crisostomo
    Ibarra reappears in the Fili as Simoun, intending to lead the rebellion he vowed to instigate.

    Main Setting: December morning, Steamship Tabo (Pasig) - Chapter 1


    El Filibusterismo's plot starts on a steamer ship sailing up the Pasig River from Manila to Laguna
    de Bay. Simoun, Doa Victorina, Tiburcio de Espadaa, Paulita Gomez, Ben-Zayb, Padre Sibyla,
    Padre Camorra, Don Custodio, Padre Salvi, Padre Irene, Padre Florentino, Isagani, and Basilio
    are among the passengers. A smooth, polished coconut shell with the top removed to use as a
    water dipper. During Rizal's time, a similarly shaped boat named Batea made trips to Laguna.

    Other settings:
    1. Pasig
     December morning, Steamship Tabo (Pasig), below deck - Chapter 2
    On the lower deck of the steamer Tabo, Basilio, Isagani, and Don Custodio are deep
    in conversation.
     December morning, Steamship Tabo (Pasig), on deck - Chapter 3
    Padre Florentino and Simoun join the group on the upper deck, and the captain breaks
    into a discussion of Pasig River legends.
    2. San Diego
     Tiana, San Diego (timeline starting from Cabesang Tales’ early adulthood to present,
    Christmas Eve) - Chapter 4
    They talk about the family history of Cabesang Tales.
     Christmas Eve, San Diego - Chapter 5
    Basilio arrived in San Diego just as the Christmas Eve procession was making its way
    down the streets.
     Christmas Eve, Forest of Ibarras (San Diego) - Chapter 6 - 7
    Basilio visits the forest on Christmas Eve, which was formerly purchased by the
    Ibarra family but has since been sold to Capitan Tiago. He then visits his mother's
    grave and reflects about his life.
     Christmas Day, Sagpang (San Diego) - Chapter 8-10
    Juli bids Tandang Selo farewell before departing for her first day of work.
     January, San Diego - Chapter 30
    Juli discovers a way to get Basilio out of jail.

    3. Los Baños
     Los Baños - Chapter 11
    Capitan General considers whether to accept the students' petition for a Spanish
    academy.

    4. Escolta

     Escolta, on the way to UST - Chapter 12


    Placido Penitente attends school, but he is disturbed by his classmates.
     Saturday evening, Quiroga’s bazaar (Escolta Street) - Chapter 16
    Chinaman Quiroga holds a dinner where the guests discuss the sphinx show in
    Quiapo Square.
     Physics classroom (The Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas) - Chapter
    13
    Padre Millon discusses the mirror lesson with Placido Penitente in Physics class.

    5. Macaraig’s House - Chapter 14


    The students brainstorm how to get the Capitan General to support their petition for
    an Academy of Spanish.

    6. Señor Pasta’s house - Chapter 15


    Senor Pasta attempts to persuade Isagani that he should accept the petition for a
    Spanish Academy, while Isagani tries to persuade Senor Pasta why the students
    should give up.

    7. Saturday evening, Quiapo square - Chapter 17 – 18


    The friars accompany Ben Zayb and Don Custodio to the Quiapo fair.

    8. Puente De España - Chapter 19


    Placido Penitente encounters Simoun and looking for something to do now that he
    has dropped out of school.

    9. Don Custodio’s office - Chapter 20 -21


    Don Custodio is undecided on whether to accept the Academy for Spanish Studies'
    petition.

    10. 8:45 pm, Teatro de Variedades - Chapter 22


    The students watch the play.

    11. Manila
     Evening, Manila - Chapter 23
    Simoun invites Basilio to accompany him as the revolt begins.

     Morning, Manila - Chapter 26


    Basilio discovers the consequences of the students' dinner.

     Manila - Chapter 28
    Everyone in town is concerned after learning about the students' arrests.

     Summer, Manila - Chapter 32


    Students have been suspended. Paulita Gomez agrees to marry Juanito Pelaez.

     Evening of April, Manila - Chapter 34


    Basilio observes guests at Juanito Pelaez and Paulita Gomez's wedding reception at
    Captain Tiago's residence.

     Manila - Chapter 36
    Ben Zayb discusses the bomb attack incident.

    11. Thursday sunset, the Malecon - Chapter 24


    Isagani travels to the Malecon to visit Paulita Gomez.

    12. Evening, Panciteria Macanista de Buen Gusto - Chapter 25


    The students sarcastically congratulate themselves on their "victory."

    13. Padre Fernandez’s office - Chapter 27


    Isagani and Padre Fernandez debate how friars should accommodate students.

    14. Capitan Tiago’s house


     Capitan Tiago’s house - Chapter 29
    Guests attend the funeral of Capitan Tiago.

     April evening, Capitan Tiago’s house - Chapter 35


    Simoun transports the lamp to the wedding banquet, while Basilio encounters Isagani.

    15. Malacanang Palace - Chapter 31


    The high official pleads with the Capitan General for Basilio's release from prison.

    16. April, Simoun’s residence - Chapter 33


    Simoun prepares his belongings in the morning. Basilio agrees to join Simoun's cause
    after Simoun frees him from jail.

    17. Orenda House, Santa Cruz - Chapter 37


    Isagani and the Orenda family address the bomb attack.

    18. May, Luzon - Chapter 38


    Bandits assault soldiers in the mountains.

    19. Padre Florentino’s Retreat - Chapter 39


    Padre Florentino converses with a dying Simoun.

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