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    Select A Scene From One of The Plays Discussed. Explain How This Scene Develops A Prominent Theme of The Play

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    This scene from the play develops the prominent theme of love for one's country. In the scene, Professor Tuko asks the students questions about Philippine pride, such as the national language, flower, hero, and game. He has the students make Philippine flags to demonstrate hospitality. Professor Tuko punishes students who cannot answer the patriotic questions correctly, showing his prioritization of national identity over other responsibilities. This scene emphasizes Professor Tuko's pride in being Filipino.

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    TSL 3102

    Week 15

    ISL

    1. Select a scene from one of the plays discussed. Explain how this
    scene develops a prominent theme of the play.

    SELECTED SCENE: Scene 3


    Theme developed: The love for own country Philippine

    It is clearly shown in the text that Professor Tuko is proud of his identity of
    being a Filipino
    In class, before he starts the lesson, he asked the pupils questions
    regarding Philippines pride.
    Evidence: He talks about the national language, national flower,national
    hero, national game.
    He also asks the students to make the Philippinesflag in class
    Evidence: The pupils were asked to make Philippine flags as
    ademonstration of hospitality to the guests in the airport.
    He punishes the students who are unable toanswer his patriotic questions
    well
    Evidence: He asked Bondying to go to the corner of the classroom and
    recite the word, Doctor Jose Rizal a thousand times
    He also seems to prioritise things that appear to be nation related more
    than the students responsibilities.
    Evidence: Bodyok wants to bathe carabao (buffalo) in the
    morning;Ningning has to wash plenty of dishes; Bondying has to scrub
    thefloor; Kiko has to gather feed for the pigs.

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