There are a few arguments I found in the autobiography of Georgina de Jesus.

To
sum it all up, I think she want to address the struggles of being part of the
revolution. To have a responsibility as a lakambini was a challenge because of the
risk in being caught by the guards. As I read through the passage I also felt his
difficulties. From a lakambini, she also became a soldier and just like the other
men soldier, she went through the same struggles and situation. At the near end of
her autobiography, she also tackles about feminism. From what she achieved as a
woman, she must have also found out the capabilities of woman. She wants to
address that women should be respected as they respected themselves. Also, the
list from the end is for the youth. It’s message is not just for the youth at their time,
but it is also applicable to all generations. It must have been written for us, who
savored the prize of freedom to uphold.