Ramos, Jessica M.

BSBA-MM III
FAITH, LOVE, TIME AND DR. LAZARO
1. Characterize Dr. Lazaro. What kind of an adult is he? What about his being a
father?
A country doctor who wanted his son Ben to be a doctor like him but his son was
engaged to a religious vocation and wanted to become a priest to serve God.
2. Discuss Dr. Lazaros feelings as he watched his son drove?
He could sense his son's concentration on the road,while driving it is because of
the lampposts shining on the quiet square, its God who guided their way.
3. Identify the sickness that the child had. How did Dr. Lazaro react to the childs
death? What about his sons reaction? Comment on the line, Theres disease,
suffering, Adam ate the apple.
Tetanus of the new born .The carelessness of the poor, the infected blankets,
the toxin moving toward the heart. Dr. Lazaro felt the oppression of the night begin
to life from him, an emotionless calm returned to his mind.
Adam and Eve are our Ancestors. We are born human the same as they were, so we
are automatically born with their sinful hearts. But because they ate it, we now have
to suffer and work hard to live before we can get there.
4. Determine what Dr. Lazaro means when he tells his son: The world will teach
him his greatest lessons.
It means . Lazaro lost his faith and love in God so his greatest lessons is he lost his
faith and he would want to devote his life serving God.
5.Point out the conflict of the story.
The conflict is, Dr. Lazaro lost his faith and love in God.. Because once the faith was
lost, your life become miserable and also, your work become complicated because
your hope also lose too.. So that Dr. Lazaro's faith to God, not be good in his Work,
because he did not focused well.